The School of Public
Administration and Development Economics is keen to reach out to graduates across
the Communications Media scene and encourage a relationship with the School. We
are also keen to keep track of developments concerning the numbers and
proportions of graduates working in different sectors (governmental,
non-governmental, or entrepreneurial) and the proportion of those seeking
employment, those who wish to continue post-graduate studies, and those who
have been accepted by programs at international universities. We also invite
feedback from graduates on the development of their professional or academic
circumstances. This forms a key basis for developing our intellectual and
academic orientation towards labor market demand.
| | MPA | MPP | MDE |
| National
or central government in the same country as the program | 5% | | 25% |
| State,
provincial or regional government in the same country as the program | 53% | | |
| City,
County, or other local government in the same country as the program | | | |
| Government
(all levels) or international quasi-governmental | | 10% | |
| Nonprofit
domestic-oriented | 5% | 20% | 13% |
| Nonprofit/NGOs
internationally-oriented | | | |
| Private
Sector - Research/Consulting | | | |
| Private
Sector but not research/ consulting | | | |
| Obtaining
further education/Ph.D. or other Grad Degree | 0 | 10% | 25% |
| Military
Service | | | |
| Unemployed
(not seeking employment) | | | |
| Unemployed
(seeking employment) | 5% | | 25% |
| Status
Unknown | 16% | 30% | 13% |
| Total | 84% | 70% | 76% |
