Public Management in International Cooperations

The Master’s Programme Public Management in International Cooperation – Designing African-European and Intra-African Relations (PMIC) is all about improving the capabilities of local, regional and international mainly public actors working in African-European or Intra-African relations to cooperate internationally. The programme aims to bridge administrative barriers in international cooperation and collaboration, particularly between Germany/Europe and Africa, but also within Africa, for example between East and West Africa.

Berufsbegleitend
4 Semester
Weiterbildender Masterstudiengang
90 ECTS

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Dieses Angebot wird durchgeführt von:

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Full- and part-time administrative staff of governmental and non-governmental (NGOs) institutions and organisations in Germany, in African countries and other countries of the global North and South, in particular if they already have or strive for a role in international cooperation of all kinds.
University graduates from the global North and South who complete the programme as an additional qualification after a bachelor’s degree and after at least one year of professional experience.

A university degree based on at least 180 ECTS credits or six semesters of study (preferred fields of study: administrative, legal, social, political or economic sciences);
At least two years of work experience in international cooperation, in public administration, or in relation to one of these fields;
A good command of the English language (at least level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).