Unlock a career dedicated to the public good. Keiser University’s Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration prepares you to lead within the systems that power our society. This program explores the intersection of government structure, fiscal budgeting, and social dynamics, giving you the tools to facilitate real-world change.
Whether you’re aiming for a role in nonprofit management or preparing for graduate-level study, you’ll build the administrative expertise to turn public policy into public progress.
Prepare for success with focused training in:
Diverse Specializations: Tailor your degree to your career goals with focused tracks in Politics, Communication Studies, or Emergency Management.
Policy & Economic Insight: Gain a deep understanding of how institutional and economic contexts shape the laws and programs that impact our daily lives.
Solutions-Oriented Research: Develop the analytical skills to address contemporary social problems—from immigration to environmental sustainability—using proven administrative theories.
Versatile Career Paths: Prepare for leadership in specialized subfields such as public management, environmental administration, or health care administration.
Lead the change you want to see by preparing to navigate complex public sector challenges and lead positive change in local and global communities.
Career Pathways
Graduates are prepared for entry‑level positions in roles that serve the public interest, including:
City Planner
Policy Analyst
Social Worker
Budget Analyst
Nonprofit Director
Human Resources Manager
Emergency Management Director
Contact Keiser University today to learn more about our Public Administration program.
Learning That Fits Your Life
Keiser offers small classes for more personalized learning, one course at a time. This program is offered 100% online for the flexibility you need to pursue a degree and the freedom to complete your coursework on your terms.
This program is offered at the following locations:
Keiser University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
One Class at a Time
Instead of juggling multiple assignments and exams, you will take one class for four weeks before moving on.
Financial Services
Financial Aid is available to those who qualify. You’re encouraged to make an appointment with the Financial Aid department to explore the funding needed for your educational investment.
