A modern academic platform for the Master of Sociology study program focused on social transformation, cultural studies, critical sociology, community engagement, and research excellence.
The Master of Public Administration program prepares professionals to design responsive institutions, lead public sector innovation, and translate rigorous research into policies that improve community wellbeing.
Governance
Institutional reform, accountability, public ethics, and collaborative administration.
Policy
Policy analysis, evaluation methods, agenda setting, and strategic implementation.
Innovation
Digital public service, citizen experience, agile bureaucracy, and impact measurement.
Vision
The program cultivates leaders who can read complexity clearly, serve communities responsibly, and build institutions that earn public trust.
Develop applied research that informs public policy and administrative reform.
Prepare ethical leaders with strategic, collaborative, and data-informed decision capability.
Design services that are inclusive, measurable, accessible, and citizen-centered.
Connect Indonesian public administration with comparative governance practices.
Every learning component is designed to connect theory, policy analysis, field evidence, and leadership practice.
Explore institutional design, policy networks, public accountability, and agile bureaucracy.
Use qualitative and quantitative tools to understand problems, evaluate options, and measure impact.
Frame leadership around integrity, inclusion, service quality, and measurable social outcomes.
Receive structured guidance from proposal development to publication-ready research outputs.
Learn with public managers, policy practitioners, researchers, and civic innovation leaders.
Graduate with policy briefs, evaluation reports, and a thesis aligned to real public challenges.
The curriculum balances governance foundations, research design, policy analysis, leadership practice, and thesis development across four semesters.
Core
Administrative thought, public value, bureaucracy, and institutional behavior.
Core
Accountability, transparency, public integrity, and collaborative governance.
Method
Research design, data quality, field inquiry, and academic writing.
Studio
Problem trees, stakeholder maps, policy narratives, and evidence briefing.
Core
Policy instruments, implementation, evaluation, and policy learning cycles.
Core
Decision leadership, negotiation, crisis response, and organizational change.
Method
Statistics, survey design, impact indicators, and dashboard interpretation.
Studio
Citizen journeys, digital services, prototyping, and service quality standards.
Elective
Local autonomy, intergovernmental relations, fiscal governance, and public participation.
Elective
Data governance, smart public services, cyber policy, and digital inclusion.
Research
Proposal defense, literature synthesis, methodology refinement, and ethics review.
Lab
Evaluation design, field data, recommendation drafting, and public presentation.
Research
Supervised research completion, analysis, discussion, and academic editing.
Research
Journal targeting, manuscript structure, citation strategy, and peer review readiness.
Capstone
Professional portfolio, policy brief collection, and reflective leadership statement.
Defense
Final examination, research contribution, and policy implications presentation.
The lecturer profile structure is ready for real faculty data, research portfolios, and academic links.
Public Governance
Focus on accountability systems, institutional reform, and collaborative administration.
Public Policy
Focus on policy design, evaluation, regulatory impact, and evidence-based decisions.
Public Leadership
Focus on change management, public ethics, crisis leadership, and negotiation.
Service Innovation
Focus on digital public services, data governance, civic technology, and inclusion.
Cluster 01
Institutional performance, public accountability, civil service systems, and reform implementation.
Cluster 02
Impact evaluation, program learning, regulatory design, and evidence-based recommendations.
Cluster 03
Digital transformation, data policy, service quality, inclusion, and user experience.
Cluster 04
Regional autonomy, public finance, participatory planning, and community resilience.
Students engage in seminars, field-based policy clinics, public sector case labs, research colloquia, and professional leadership forums.
Students prototype service improvements and turn field evidence into policy briefs.
A regular forum for discussing thesis ideas, research progress, and publication strategy.
Professional exchange with public managers, civic organizations, and policy practitioners.
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Research seminars per academic cycle
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Applied governance studios
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Coursework built around policy cases
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Strategic study concentrations
"The program helped me connect policy theory with practical institutional reform. The seminar culture sharpened how I present evidence."
Public Sector Professional
Alumni Perspective
"The public service innovation studio gave me a concrete way to redesign services around citizen needs and measurable outcomes."
Policy Analyst
Student Perspective
"Research supervision is structured, rigorous, and supportive. It made the thesis process feel purposeful from proposal to defense."
Graduate Researcher
Research Perspective
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It is designed for public managers, civil servants, policy analysts, researchers, nonprofit leaders, and graduates who want advanced capability in governance and public policy.
Courses combine seminars, case discussion, policy labs, research clinics, leadership simulation, and independent thesis supervision.
Yes. Students are guided through research design, manuscript development, citation practice, and publication strategy connected to their thesis topic.
Applicants submit academic records, identity documents, motivation statement, and research interest. The admissions team can provide the current intake schedule.
A focused admissions flow helps applicants prepare their academic documents, research direction, and professional goals with clarity.
Request Admission GuidanceAcademic transcript, diploma, identity documents, CV, and motivation statement.
Complete the online form and select your intended study concentration.
Discuss your research interest, public sector experience, and graduate study goals.
Receive orientation, academic calendar, tuition guidance, and thesis pathway overview.
Use this contact surface for admission questions, curriculum consultation, research supervision interests, and partnership inquiries.
Academic Office
Graduate Public Administration Office, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences