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Diploma in Public
Administration
Message from the Dean
Diploma in Public Administration
1
Three to five years of experience in community/public management work;
2
Proficiency in both English and Burmese
3
Bachelor’s degree preferred (equivalent qualifications from ethnic education providers accepted)
4
Demonstrated academic potential and commitment to serve the country (in the future), especially in the public sector.
The program’s components are as follows:
1
SG-101: Governance in
Federalism
30 hours
2
SG-102: Federalism and Decentralization in Southeast Asia
30 hours
3
SG-103: Public Policy Making
and Implementation
30 hours
4
SG-104: Public Administration: Principles and Practices
30 hours
5
SG-105: Public Administration Managing Diversity
30 hours
6
SG-106: Public Financial Management
30 hours
7
SG-107: Law and Judicial Administration
30 hours
8
SG-108: Economic Policy: Theory and Practice
30 hours
Additional program components are:
9
Seminars with Local
and International
Experts
10
Research
Practicum
2025 in Numbers
Diploma in Public Administration
1.6%
54.1%
44.3%
Male
Female
Others
At SGPA, gender plays a vital role in shaping the demographic composition of a Diploma in Public Administration. In the admission cycle of 2025, a total of 61 students were welcomed into the program. Gender distribution within this cohort reflected a balanced representation, with 54.1% identifying as female, 44.3% as male, and 1.6% falling under other gender identities.
Program Completion Rate
Program Graduation Rate
In the end, 38 young professionals from across the country managed to successfully navigate the requirements of the program. This achievement not only highlights the dedication and perseverance of the graduates but also underscores the program's commitment to fostering an atmosphere conducive to academic growth and success.
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