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There are five subjects taught by the School of Government: Public Policy, Public Management, e-Government, Public Administration, and Restorative Justice.

The School of Government is an internationally respected centre for learning, research and professional development in public sector issues and management.

Public Policy

Learn how government works and how to make it work better. Find out how and why policy decisions are made and how they can be most effective.

Public Management

Enhance your performance as a manager with advanced knowledge of the theory and strategies behind best practice public management.

Public Administration

Studying Public Administration as a senior manager gives you the management and policy skill set to effect change in an increasingly complex public environment.

Restorative Justice

Build your professional expertise with a qualification in restorative justice – and study while you work.

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