Master in Public Management

This two year Master in Public Management program is designed to educate managers, policy-makers and civil servants working in the public sector. Its purpose is to provide in-depth knowledge about organization and management of the government and the public sector. The program investigates policies to develop and manage local territory.

The aim of the program is not to provide a handbook of public management and of successful State modernization; the program is designed to implicate students in a broader reflection about management in the specific context of the public sector. Instead of listing concrete solutions to specific problems, the program focuses on a better understanding of the problem to help managers find an appropriate solution.

The courses are organized of non-working hours on weekdays or during weekends. All courses use Solvay Business School - ULB teaching curricula, both in structure and content. Selection of candidates starts with foundation courses taught by Vietnamese professors. Courses take place every evening, comprising 6 to 9 lessons of 3 hours. On average, there is a course each month for the first 15 months of the program. The last 6 months are dedicated to the final thesis.

 

Program

 1. Public Marketing - Etienne Graindor
 2. Organization of Social Security - Henri Miller
 3. Administrative Reform in Public Sector - Michel Herbiet
 4. Management Control - Frans De Braekeleer
 5. Information Systems in Public Sector - Jean-Pierre Thiébaut
 6. Public Procurement - Jean-Marie Van Bol
 7. Modernization of Public Services - Michel Cornélis
 8. Human Resources Management - Anne Lenaerts
 9. Territory Management & Sustainable Development - Françoise Noël

10. Environmental economics and policy - Jean-Marc Staelens
11. European Integration, Regionalism and International Relations - Eric Remacle
12. Local Development and tourism - Alain Schoon
13. Role of State in Market Economy - Daniel Van Houtte
14. Seminar of Public Policies Assessment - Jean-Louis Mazy
15. Seminar of Strategy - Georges Wanet
16. Final Thesis