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Public Administration is a multidisciplinary academic field which broadly studies the development, implementation and government policies. The objectives of public administration are related to the democratic values of improving equality, justice, security, efficiency and effectiveness of public services It is a relatively new field which emerged in the19th century. Public administration as an interdisciplinary discipline draws on theories and concepts from economics, political science, sociology, administrative law, management, and a range of related fields.

Public servants and other officers who work in public departments and agencies are known as Public Administrators. Public administrators collect and analyze data, monitor budgets,, draft legislation, develop policy, and execute legally mandated government activities.

List of Public Administration courses in India

Some of its specialized fields are -

1. Administrative Management
2. Personnel Management & Industrial Relations
3. Law, Investigations & Inspections
4. Social Services

Content

The study of this field includes all or few of these – 

• Theories of Administration
• Public organisations
• Public Services
• Constitutional framework

Objectives 

1. 1. Management of the public administration and personnel.
2. To establish a friendly and an effective public administration through education.
3. Co-ordination and guidance of administrative units.
4. Openness and Transparency of the functioning of the entire public administration through free access to information of public nature.
5. To increase the efficiency of the Usage of human, financial and material resources and the know-how within the public administration.

Basic Requirement

Admission to the Ist Year Degree Course requires Intermediate / Plus Two qualification from a recognised board in any stream.

Job Perspectives

Generally, initial salary outlook largely depends on the level of education the person has when going into public administration.

Some Job Types

• Administrative Officer
• Management Analyst
• Personnel Management Specialist
• Labor Management Relations Specialist
• Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Inspector
• Customs Inspector
• Border Patrol Agent
• Correctional Treatment Specialist
• Social Worker

Some Employment Areas

• Municipal Planning
• Public Works
• Police
• Fire
• Emergency Services
• Economic Development
• Management