Program Overview
The Associates of Science degree in Public and Nonprofit Administration provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead and manage people, programs, and organizations in the governmental and nonprofit sectors. In addition to analytical and communications skills relevant to the management professions, students receive a broad background and understanding of the political, social, and economic environment in which public issues exist, while focusing on areas of public management, public budgeting and finance, and nonprofit studies.
Program Requirements
Required core courses: 33-34 units | Units | |
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ACTG 164 | Governmental & Nonprofit Accounting | 3 units |
BUS. 123 | Business Statistics | 3 units |
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CIS 124 | Foundations of Data Science | 4 units |
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MATH 200 | Elementary Probability and Statistics | 4 units |
BUS. 401 | Business Communications | 3 units |
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COMM 115 | Survey of Human Communication | 3 units |
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COMM 150 | Intercultural Communication | 3 units |
MGMT 100 | Introduction to Management | 3 units |
MGMT 104 | Leadership Theory | 3 units |
MGMT 220 | Organizational Behavior | 3 units |
MGMT 265 | Project Management | 3 units |
PLSC 100 | Introduction to Political Science | 3 units |
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PLSC 200 | National, State and Local Governments | 3 units |
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PLSC 310 | California State and Local Government | 3 units |
PNPA 100 | Foundations of Public Administration | 3 units |
PNPA 101 | Foundations of the Non-profit Sector | 3 units |
PNPA 102 | Ethics in Public Administration | 3 units |
Please refer to the AA/AS Degree Requirements for more information.