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2020-2021 ROSTER of ACCREDITED PROGRAMS Effective September 1, 2020 2020-2021 ROSTER OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS effective September 1, 2020 The Commission on Peer Review and Accreditation (COPRA) is recognized by the Council on Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) as a specialized accrediting agency and authorized to accredit master’s degree programs in public affairs and administration. In 1977, member institutions of the Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration (NASPAA) voted to adopt a program of voluntary peer review evaluation of master’s degrees or degree programs in public affairs and administration. That same year, the association adopted Standards for Professional Master’s Degree Programs in Public Affairs, Policy and Administration. Peer review was initiated by the member institutions to facilitate the continuing development and quality of public service education. In 1983, the members of the association voted to apply to the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation (COPA), to become recognized as a specialized accrediting agency to accredit master’s degrees in public affairs and administration. On October 3, 1986, the Board granted NASPAA recognition as a specialized accrediting agency. In 1993, COPA was disbanded and replaced by the Commission on Recognition of Postsecondary Accreditation (CORPA). In 1996, CORPA was disbanded and replaced by the Council on Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). NASPAA’s Commission on Peer Review and Accreditation was recognized by CHEA in 2014 for a period of 10 years. The review/accreditation process combines program self-study, review by the Commission on Peer Review and Accreditation, and a two to three-day campus visit by a COPRA-appointed site visit team. The review/accreditation cycle begins each year on August 15, with the submission of a Self-Study Report. In June, the Commission meets for a final review session and determines if a program is in conformity with the Standards. Subsequently, the Commission publishes an Annual Roster of Accredited Programs. NASPAA's membership consists of 318 member institutions, which offer undergraduate and graduate degrees in public affairs and administration. Of the total number of programs eligible to participate in peer review, 206 programs at 188 schools (59% of member institutions) have been accredited. Site Evaluation Years The years appearing immediately following the institutional name (or degree name when multiple degrees are accredited at the same university) indicates the projected academic year for the next regularly scheduled review. For example, if the year indicates “2020-21,” then the Self-Study Report would be submitted by August 15, 2020, the site visit would take place sometime between February and April of 2021, and the accreditation decision would be made by the Commission in June of 2021. This year identification does not preclude the Commission from authorizing a site evaluation prior to the designated year. The accreditation expiration date for a program is August 31 of the review year indicated. 1 Accreditation Decisions The Commission bases its conclusion on the overall quality of the program, its performance of its mission, consideration of substantial conformance with the standards, and its assessment of overall program quality given the unique mission of that program. The following programs have established substantial conformity with the Standards effective during their Self-Study Year. Programs receiving positive one-year reaccreditations are included, as well. The Roster is updated on an ongoing basis to reflect clerical updates, as well as on January 15 of each year to reflect actions taken by the Commission between September and January, such as the granting of a one-year delay in the review of a program. 2 ANNUAL ROSTER OF ACCREDITED PROGRAMS updated August 31, 2020 Accredited programs are delineated below, alphabetically by country. For degree programs taught in languages other than English, the degree title is listed in parentheses in the language of instruction. Accredited through Colombia BOGOTA Universidad de los Andes 2024-25 Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY (MAESTRÍA EN POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS) China BEIJING Renmin University of China 2023-24 School of Public Administration and Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (公共管理专业学位) Tsinghua University 2020-21 School of Public Policy and Management MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (公共管理专业学位) University of International Business and Economics 2025-26 School of Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (公共管理专业学位) HANGZHOU Zhejiang University 2025-26 School of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (公共管理专业学位) SHANGHAI Shanghai University of Finance and Economics 2024-25 School of Public Economics and Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (公共管理专业学位) 3 Egypt CAIRO The American University in Cairo School of Global Affairs and Public Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 2021-22 MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2021-22 New Zealand WELLINGTON Victoria University of Wellington School of Government MASTER OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 2023-24 MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2023-24 Qatar DOHA Doha Institute for Graduate Studies School of Public Administration and Development Economics MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2026-27 South Korea SEJONG KDI School of Public Policy and Management MASTER OF DEVELOPMENT POLICY 2023-24 MASTER OF PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 2023-24 MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2023-24 United States of America ALABAMA Auburn University 2025-26 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Auburn University at Montgomery 2020-21 Dept of Political Science & Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Jacksonville State University 2020-21 College of Arts and Sciences MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 4 The University of Alabama at Birmingham 2022-23 Department of Government MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa 2024-25 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ARIZONA Arizona State University 2023-24 School of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION The University of Arizona 2022-23 School of Government & Public Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ARKANSAS Arkansas State University 2021-22 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University of Arkansas at Little Rock 2021-22 Institute of Government MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CALIFORNIA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 2020-21 Political Science Department MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Bakersfield 2022-23 Department of Public Policy & Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Chico 2023-24 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Dominguez Hills 2022-23 Department of Public Admin and Public Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Fresno 2020-21 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 5 California State University, Fullerton 2023-24 Division of Politics, Administration, and Justice MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Long Beach 2022-23 Graduate Center for Public Policy & Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Los Angeles 2021-22 Department of Political Science MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, San Bernardino 2023-24 Department of Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION California State University, Stanislaus 2023-24 Department of Political Science and Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Naval Postgraduate School Graduate School of Defense Management DEFENSE-FOCUSED MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2021-22 MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENT 2021-22 San Diego State University 2021-22 School of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION San Francisco State University 2020-21 Department of Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION San Jose State University 2023-24 Department of Political Science MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University of La Verne 2020-21 Department of Public and Health Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University of San Francisco 2025-26 School of Management MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University of Southern California 2026-27 Sol Price School of Public Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 6 COLORADO University of Colorado, Colorado Springs 2020-21 School of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION University of Colorado, Denver 2020-21 School of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CONNECTICUT University of Connecticut 2024-25 Department of Public Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DELAWARE University of Delaware 2024-25 Joseph R. Biden, Jr. School of Public Policy & Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA American University Department of Public Administration and Policy MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 2022-23 MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2022-23 KEY EXECUTIVE MASTER'S DEGREE 2022-23 The George Washington University Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Admin MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 2021-22 MASTER OF PUBLIC POLICY 2021-22 FLORIDA Florida Atlantic University 2021-22 School of Public Administration MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Florida Gulf Coast University 2021-22 Division of Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Florida International University 2024-25 School of International and Public Affairs MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Florida State University 2026-27 Askew School of Public Administration
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