Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

ethics and public policy possible internship placements massachusetts correctional legal services massachusetts law reform institute curriculum Students take four required courses and choose five electives from offerings in the philosophy, government, and public management departments. required courses (12 credits) phil 701 History of Ethics and Political Philosophy I: Ancient and Modern History of Ethics and Political Philosophy II: Modern Politics and Public Policy Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation* massachusetts office for immigrants and refugees massachusetts immigrant and refugee advocacy coalition national police accountability project phil 702 gov 724 pad 712 financial aid Graduate fellowships and assistantships may be available for full- and part-time students. In order to be considered for these financial aid awards, as well as for grants and loans, candidates should submit their application for fall matriculation to the Office of Graduate Admission by March 15 and their financial aid application to the Financial Aid Office by April 1. electives (15 credits) Choose five electives with the help of your advisor. Note: Not all courses are offered every semester. Below are examples of electives you may enroll in. government electives gov 606 Women and Public Policy gov 635 Health Care Policy gov 638 Environmental Policy and Politics gov 646 Legislating Gay Rights gov 698 Islam and Politics philosophy electives phil 662 Environmental Ethics phil 663 Medical Ethics phil 664 Business Ethics phil 618 Philosophy of Law phil xxx Philosophy of Sex, Love and Marriage public management electives* pad 811 Politics of the Federal Bureaucracy pad 835 Nonprofit Marketing pad 836 Health Economics pad 838 Ethics in Management pad 846 Community and Citizen Empowerment internship (3 credits) After completing their required courses, students will undertake a semester-long internship with a governmental or nongovernmental organization. Interns will develop a reading list with a faculty mentor to relate practical experience with theoretical reflection. Mid-career professionals in the program may fulfill this requirement in their current professional capacity. *Offered at the Sawyer Business School Please see pages 113–114 for course descriptions. 68

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