I'm sad that I can find better professors on youtube than the ones I am paying for at my local community college. Thank you for actually teaching your class and not spending half the time talking about your personal life.
Dear Sir, thank you very much for the lesson. I am candidate for job interview in Social Policy/Social Development, your presentation helped me. Much appreciated. Respectfully,
Thanks for the question. I think the answer is "it depends." America's system of government is federalism, which includes separated powers - legislative, executive, and judicial. Many countries are parliamentary systems, which function quite differently. Also, given the rapid changes in technology and information dissemination, the policy process has evolved a lot since this lecture was recorded over 12 years ago. One area that merits further research and consideration is the role of social media on policymaking institutions, for instance. In any event, thanks for reaching out and good luck with you schooling!
Hello! i'd love to ask i'm planning to take public policy as my master,if my bachelor degree is international relations do you think public policy is a good choice?
Hey - I don't know enough about you to say whether or not an MPA is a good choice or not. That's a really deep and personal question with many factors to consider. To me, the driving question you must ask yourself is: What do I aspire to do with my life? That's the guiding question. If you want to work in or around the world of public policy, getting an MPA MIGHT be a worthwhile investment, but even that depends on what you're ultimate ambition is. I wouldn't recommend pursuing any formal education casually. Given the costs of time and money, I only recommend folks pursuing degrees when they have a real understanding of their motivations and intentions. Make sense? Good luck to you and thanks for reaching out! 😎
I appreciate the sentiment behind offering this to people online. One issue I have with the teaching style in this video is it puts on the onus on the students to teach themselves rather than the teacher holding the knowledge and explaining definitions, concepts and reasons. The teaching style seems to be simply asking students "what is public policy", "how does it work", who is involved? If you expect the students to know all of this in a introductory class then what is the purpose of the teacher? The whole point is having someone there to actually teach. The reason why there is silence after the questions he poses, is likely because they do not know, in which case it is the job of the teacher to tell them. I think handing students a textbook and then getting them to recite it on examination is not teaching.
Thanks for sharing your feedback. I'll note that these videos are almost a decade old and still providing value to many people, so that's encouraging. As to your thoughts on my approach, I agree it's important for teachers to engage audiences and not just expect them to do all the work themselves. Learning is a partnership IMO. Thankfully, I've grown as a teacher over the years, and my approach has evolved and improved since the recording of these videos. Either way, I'm glad so many people still find value in the content, regardless of how well or poor I was as a teacher back then. Cheers!
Thanks! I'm no longer teaching public policy like I used to so I don't have any video lectures on these topics. But I do have a podcast about things that are interesting to me - you can check it out at: www.RaffsBrain.com. Thanks again for your support!
The opportunities for employment with an MPA or MPP are fairly broad. In the public sector, you may pursue government roles at the local, state, or federal levels. The private sector job market for MPP or MPA could involve policy analysis or government affairs. Good luck!
Thanks for your kind remarks. I made these videos many years ago and am glad some people still find them useful. Good luck on your educational journey.
Hello. Actually right now I'm studying public policy. But I'm confuse to choose for master. public policy or political science which one efficient for me . Thanks
Hello Professor, talking about % or comparing it to other professions, one with a master in public policy but no job experience has a chance of getting a job and of course referring to on 40 K plus minimum
Excellent question. The answer, I think, depends on what you ultimately want to do with your life. Public policy tends to focus on a particular field - energy/environment, education, transportation, agriculture, national security, etc. Political science covers many topics - rules & institutions, parties & movements, campaigns & elections, theories of various systems of government, and so forth. Public administration is related more to the management/implementation aspects of policy - how to carry out public laws, organization theory, bureaucracy, strategic planning & performance measurement and such. All three disciplines are related, and I think the utility of any of these degrees would be enhanced by a major or minor in economics. Good luck to you!
Shawn Afshar Again, it really depends on your career aspirations. Graduate work will help you in nearly every field, but it's most important to think through why you want the advanced degree and what value it offers you - how it helps you reach your goals, not just getting a degree for the sake of having extra letters at the end of your name. Good luck!
Sir,i am an Indian student currently studying BBA in Media. I am determined to take Public Policy as my masters subject.It would be a great help if you can suggest me some good colleges and to some extent guide me, i know it's a lot to ask but sir i would really be a huge opportunity for me. Thanking you- Anubhav.
There are many, many Masters degree programs in public policy in the United States. My suggestion is to consider the specific policy issues that interest you, reach out to professors with proven track records in research and teaching, and talk with alumni of the program to gain insight over their experiences. Good luck!
Great nice
Thank you 🙏😊 sir....its really helpful
I'm glad you found this content valuable.
I'm sad that I can find better professors on youtube than the ones I am paying for at my local community college. Thank you for actually teaching your class and not spending half the time talking about your personal life.
Thanks for your feedback! I'm sorry you haven't had a good experience in your community college but keep at it and good things will happen. Cheers!
Dear Sir, thank you very much for the lesson. I am candidate for job interview in Social Policy/Social Development, your presentation helped me. Much appreciated.
Respectfully,
It brings me great happiness to hear this, Atiqallah! Thanks for sharing and glad the video was helpful to you. Good luck with your career!
Is public policy transferable to different countries. Like if I learn it in America and work in Europe or vice versa, will it transfer?
Thanks for the question. I think the answer is "it depends." America's system of government is federalism, which includes separated powers - legislative, executive, and judicial. Many countries are parliamentary systems, which function quite differently. Also, given the rapid changes in technology and information dissemination, the policy process has evolved a lot since this lecture was recorded over 12 years ago. One area that merits further research and consideration is the role of social media on policymaking institutions, for instance. In any event, thanks for reaching out and good luck with you schooling!
@ thank you!
Hello! i'd love to ask i'm planning to take public policy as my master,if my bachelor degree is international relations do you think public policy is a good choice?
Hey - I don't know enough about you to say whether or not an MPA is a good choice or not. That's a really deep and personal question with many factors to consider. To me, the driving question you must ask yourself is: What do I aspire to do with my life? That's the guiding question. If you want to work in or around the world of public policy, getting an MPA MIGHT be a worthwhile investment, but even that depends on what you're ultimate ambition is. I wouldn't recommend pursuing any formal education casually. Given the costs of time and money, I only recommend folks pursuing degrees when they have a real understanding of their motivations and intentions. Make sense? Good luck to you and thanks for reaching out! 😎
I appreciate the sentiment behind offering this to people online. One issue I have with the teaching style in this video is it puts on the onus on the students to teach themselves rather than the teacher holding the knowledge and explaining definitions, concepts and reasons. The teaching style seems to be simply asking students "what is public policy", "how does it work", who is involved? If you expect the students to know all of this in a introductory class then what is the purpose of the teacher? The whole point is having someone there to actually teach. The reason why there is silence after the questions he poses, is likely because they do not know, in which case it is the job of the teacher to tell them. I think handing students a textbook and then getting them to recite it on examination is not teaching.
Thanks for sharing your feedback. I'll note that these videos are almost a decade old and still providing value to many people, so that's encouraging. As to your thoughts on my approach, I agree it's important for teachers to engage audiences and not just expect them to do all the work themselves. Learning is a partnership IMO. Thankfully, I've grown as a teacher over the years, and my approach has evolved and improved since the recording of these videos. Either way, I'm glad so many people still find value in the content, regardless of how well or poor I was as a teacher back then. Cheers!
Please sir Make more videos... public policy related
Thanks! I'm no longer teaching public policy like I used to so I don't have any video lectures on these topics. But I do have a podcast about things that are interesting to me - you can check it out at: www.RaffsBrain.com. Thanks again for your support!
very nice lesson
Glad you liked it! Good luck on your educational journey!
Career wise, what can you do in the public policy field? Where can you work in the private sector and public sector?
The opportunities for employment with an MPA or MPP are fairly broad. In the public sector, you may pursue government roles at the local, state, or federal levels. The private sector job market for MPP or MPA could involve policy analysis or government affairs. Good luck!
Fuck why can't my prof be as thorough as you, please come to Nova Scotia, Canada and teach me my entire course!
Thank you so much for these videos!!!
You're welcome I'm glad you enjoy them.
Thank you sir. I understand Public Policy better now. Please more videos.
Thanks for your kind remarks. I made these videos many years ago and am glad some people still find them useful. Good luck on your educational journey.
12 years later... Thanks :) great lecture.
Thank you very much for your brief explanation.
Thanks for your positive feedback! Good luck to you!
Thanks for uploading. Hope you also upload PUAD 502 - Introduction to
Public Administration.
good idea to review thank you very much.!!
very interesting
Valuable information in a nutshell.
what's the projected earning potential for an mpp, mpa and mph in the public sector (working for government)?
Hello. Actually right now I'm studying public policy. But I'm confuse to choose for master. public policy or political science which one efficient for me . Thanks
I liked your way of delievering lecture.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Hello Professor, talking about % or comparing it to other professions, one with a master in public policy but no job experience has a chance of getting a job and of course referring to on 40 K plus minimum
thanks for being my online teacher.
You're welcome - thanks for being a great student!
You make it easy
Would a BA in public policy be better or political science or public administration ?
Excellent question. The answer, I think, depends on what you ultimately want to do with your life. Public policy tends to focus on a particular field - energy/environment, education, transportation, agriculture, national security, etc. Political science covers many topics - rules & institutions, parties & movements, campaigns & elections, theories of various systems of government, and so forth. Public administration is related more to the management/implementation aspects of policy - how to carry out public laws, organization theory, bureaucracy, strategic planning & performance measurement and such. All three disciplines are related, and I think the utility of any of these degrees would be enhanced by a major or minor in economics. Good luck to you!
Great insight I think all three disciplines require grad law school whether that be law school, M.P.P M.P.A or a Phd
Shawn Afshar
Again, it really depends on your career aspirations. Graduate work will help you in nearly every field, but it's most important to think through why you want the advanced degree and what value it offers you - how it helps you reach your goals, not just getting a degree for the sake of having extra letters at the end of your name. Good luck!
Sir,i am an Indian student currently studying BBA in Media. I am determined to take Public Policy as my masters subject.It would be a great help if you can suggest me some good colleges and to some extent guide me, i know it's a lot to ask but sir i would really be a huge opportunity for me. Thanking you- Anubhav.
There are many, many Masters degree programs in public policy in the United States. My suggestion is to consider the specific policy issues that interest you, reach out to professors with proven track records in research and teaching, and talk with alumni of the program to gain insight over their experiences. Good luck!
Anyone kindly suggest me a good book of public policy...
What is public policy?
Is a cause of government actions or inactions in response to public problems.
wellsome
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