Master of Economics and Public Policy
The Master of Economics and Public Policy was commenced in 2017
and was targeted at
qualified economics and public policy professionals in government, private
sector and Non-Government Organizations.
This new degree was made possible through the Pacific Leadership
and Governance Precinct, a flagship investment of the Papua New Guinea and
Australia partnership.
The new master’s program coincides with the development of the
University of Papua New Guinea School of Business and Public Policy’s five-year
strategic plan to set the direction for the school to 2021.
The five-year strategy will see the school makes the most of new
learning infrastructure being delivered under its partnership with the Pacific
Leadership and Governance Precinct.
The entire team at the School of Business and Public Policy
recently participated in a two-day planning exercise to inform the new
strategy, which includes the new master’s program and a renewed focus on
research.
Executive Dean Professor Lekshmi N. Pillai said strategy was part
of a larger vision to cement the School of Business and Public Policy as one of
the emerging schools of business and public policy in the Asia-Pacific region.
“We are the leading business and public policy school in Papua New
Guinea and we want to continue to improve the quality of learning and research
that occurs here.
“In 2019, we will move into a new building
with improved learning and teaching facilities and several academic programs to
match,” Prof Pillai said.
The School of Business and Public Policy is
one of the Pacific Leadership and Governance Precinct’s key institutional
partners, offering undergraduate and post-graduate courses tailored to the
needs of public and private sector employers.
The Pacific Leadership and Governance
Precinct is a joint initiative of the Governments of Papua New Guinea and
Australia to train capable and ethical public sector leaders.
The University of Papua New Guinea is a
leading provider of Accounting, Business, Economics, Public Policy Management programs
at the undergraduate level and Business Administration, Human Resources
Management, Strategic Management, and Economic and Public Policy at the master’s
level.
For further information, including access to related materials, please
contact the Australian High Commission media team: +675 7090 0100

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