University of Pennsylvania campus

Arts & Humanities

MPA Global at University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania, United States

Programme overview

The University of Pennsylvania’s Global Master of Public Administration (G-MPA) is an innovative graduate degree designed especially for academically select and highly qualified present and future leaders in government, nonprofit, and business organizations who wish to hone their problem-solving skills and go on to make a real difference in improving human well-being locally, nationally, and globally. This online program has been crafted by a faculty of multi-disciplinary and multi-lingual scholars in consultation with present and former leaders in government, business, and the nonprofit sectors.

Faculty: School of Arts and Sciences  |  Duration: 10 course units  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Philadelphia, PA, United States

What you will study

Requires 10 course units in total. Listed required courses include GMPA 6010 Critical Issues in Governance: Strategic Leadership; GMPA 6020 Critical Issues in Business: Strategic Management; GMPA 6030 Critical Issues in Nonprofit Management: Strategic Collaboration; GMPA 6040 Economic Reasoning for Public Decision-Making; GMPA 6050 Quantitative Reasoning for Program Evaluation; GMPA 6060 Critical Issues in Leadership Theory and Practice: Ethical Analysis.

Career pathways

The multi-disciplinary G-MPA provides a skills-based, career-enhancing curriculum that focuses on comparative public administration, global leadership and public-private problem-solving.

Official programme page

Application information

Each graduate and professional programme has its own admissions process and entry terms; applicants apply directly to the programme of interest.

Graduate and professional programmes are housed in 12 schools; each programme has a separate admissions process and applicants apply directly to the programme of interest.

Explore more study programmes

Arts & Humanities

BA Ancient History

University of Pennsylvania, United States

Degree
Bachelor's
Next intake
First-year entry is in fall (the current cycle is for fall 2027 entry); applicants apply to one of f

Arts & Humanities

BA Anthropology (Archaeology)

University of Pennsylvania, United States

Degree
Bachelor's
Next intake
First-year entry is in fall (the current cycle is for fall 2027 entry); applicants apply to one of f

View all study programmes →

Ready to start your study abroad journey?

Book a free consultation with our expert counsellors and take the first step towards your dream university.

Copyrights © 2026 StudyMapped. All rights reserved.