The Bachelor’s in Public Service and Administration degree program prepares students for impactful careers in government and nonprofit service. Students learn the keys to succeeding in public service: how to lead, make wise decisions, synthesize information, analyze policy, conduct research and manage budgets, among other skills. The Bachelor’s in Public Service and Administration is offered as a B.A. or B.S. Students graduating with a B.A. enter the workforce ready for positions such as grant writing, parks supervision, project management and fundraising. The degree emphasizes language proficiency, reflecting the global nature of public service. The B.S. prepares graduates for jobs in research, policy coordination and many types of analysis, including budget, management and administrative. Through classes in science or analytic methods, they learn the technical skill to meet the public sector’s needs.

What do you want to do with Public Service & Administration?

Career ideas for Public Service & Administration majors:

Public Affairs Specialist, Grant Writer, Research Assistant, Budget Analyst, Management and Administrative Analyst, Program Analyst, Policy Coordinator, Project Management Specialist, Park Supervisor, Fundraiser

Remember: Your major does not equal your career!

For more ideas about how to put your education to work, talk with your specific Career Advisor.