Master of Management

Policy and Management

PROGRAM OVERVIEW AND DESCRIPTION

The Public Policy and Management concentration is designed to equip students with knowledge of theoretical and empirical literature in the field of policy analysis and management. The program aims to build students' knowledge of the political environment, in which policy-making occurs, to address the structures of power and relationships that influence or shape policy agendas. This program aims at building up the knowledge of students in areas such as the following:

  • Policy-making process
  • Implementation and evaluation of policy
  • Environmental, social, and cultural influences
  • Roles of government
  • Administrative, legal, and political aspects of policy-making

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Courses
Thesis
Independent Study
1. Remedial Courses
No Credit
No Credit
2. Core Courses
15 Credits
15 Credits
3. Major Courses
9 Credits
9 Credits
4. Elective Courses
-
9 Credits
5. Independent Study
-
3 Credits
6. Thesis
12 Credits
-
7. Comprehensive Examination
Examination
Examination
Total
36 Credits
36 Credits

COURSES AND SPECIALIZATIONS

Core courses aim to provide students with theoretical knowledge, concepts and tools to analyze and solve management problems. Students must enroll the minimum of 15 credits (5 courses) and can select from the following core courses:

  • MM6000    Management Theory and Practices
  • MM6001    Human Capital and Organizational Management 
  • MM6002    Strategic Risk Management 
  • MM6003    Managerial Information Technology
  • MM6004    Design Thinking
  • MM6005    Governance, Ethics, Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility
  • MM6006    Managerial Economics 
  • MM6007    Research Methodology in Management

Remarks:   The availability of core courses is subject to ICO NIDA’s arrangement of the course schedule.

MAJOR COURSES : Policy and Management

Major courses aim to provide students with theoretical knowledge, concepts and tools to diagnose and solve problems in their areas of interest. Each student must choose at least one major course from the following major courses. Both thesis and independent study plans require the selection of at least 9 credits (3 courses) from the following major courses.

  • MM7701   Public Policy: Theory and Practices
  • MM7702   Policy Analysis
  • MM7703   Public Finance
  • MM7704   Policy Implementation
  • MM7705   Project Planning, Management and Evaluation
  • MM7706   New Public Management
  • MM7602   Human Capital Development
  • MM7803   Public Policy, Advocacy Social Change and Philanthropy and Civil Society

CAREER PATH AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES

  • Policy Advisor
  • Policy Analyst
  • Public Service Administrator
  • Policy Researcher
  • Program Evaluator
  • Correspondent Analyst
  • Business Analyst

ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS

Applicants holding a bachelor’s degree in any field from a government or private institution in Thailand or abroad, or other educational qualifications approved by ICO NIDA are eligible to apply. No work experience is required.

APPLICANTS PROCESS

TUITION FEE

  • > 299,000 baht/program or approximately $10,000 USD/program

 

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