Master of Social Sciences in Comparative Public Administration
School of Graduate Studies
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Programme Overview

Programme Overview

Aims of the Programme 

  1. To provide students with innovative, theoretical, and practical skills in comparative public administration;
  2. To equip students with requisite skills in policy / administration and governance;
  3. To promote interdisciplinary approaches to meet the demand for talents brought by the development of Greater Bay Area.

 


Progression Requirement

  • Achieve a CGPA of 2.50 or above in order to proceed to the next term

 

Graduation Requirements

A student who has fulfilled all the requirements for graduation will be awarded Award of Master of Social Sciences in Comparative Public Administration (CPA) with one of the following classifications.

 

Degree Classification

Minimum Cumulative G.P.A.

Distinction

3.50

Pass

2.67

 

These classifications are given according to the student's Cumulative G.P.A. on all courses.