The JU MPP-Marine
Science joint degree program is a 3 year program with year one in either the JU
MPP program or JU Marine Science program. In year one, students will take first
year MPP courses or first year Marine Science. In year two, courses will be
taken in the other program. Year 3 will have mixed policy and marine science
courses. If pursued separately, the two degrees would take 4 years.
The joint degree
program coursework consists of 63 total credit hours. The MPP program
consists of 39 credit hours,
including an internship (2 credit MPP internship requirement can be met through
an MPP internship, qualifying clerkship, or qualifying work or professional
experience; it must be completed prior to the third year) and a Capstone
Project. The MPP program will recognize 9 transfer credits from the Marine
Science Program, for a total of 48 MPP credits.
The Marine Science
program consists of 24 credit hours. The Marine Science program will recognize
6 transfer credits from the MPP Program, including 3 credits from PPOL LAWE, a
policy or environmental course at the Florida Coastal School of Law, for a
total of 30 Marine Science credits.
Students undertaking
the JU MPP program in year one will likely have the following course of study:
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First Year: 24 MPP Credits
- PPOL 501 - Microeconomic for
Public Policy (3)
- PPOL 511 - Political
Institutions, Processes and Public Policy (3)
- PPOL 512 - Ethics and Public
Policy (3)
- PPOL 521 - Statistics and
Research Methods in Public Policy (3)
- PPOL 502 – Public Finance (3)
- PPOL 513 - Law and Public Policy
(3)
- PPOL 530/DSIM 530 - Analytical
Methods of Decision-Making (2) or PPOL 531 – Quantitative Method and
Analysis (2) (prerequisite: PPOL 521)
- PPOL 550/MGT 550- Leading
Organizations (2)
- PPOL 590 – JU PPI Internship (2)
(summer Internship)
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Second Year: 18 Marine Science credits
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Third Year: 15 MPP
credits and 6 Marine Science credits
Likely
Fall semester course of study:
- PPOL
541 – Public Policy Analysis (3)
- PPOL
Management Course (3) : PPOL 610/MGT 610, PPOL 611/MGT 620 or PPOL
612/MGT 630
- PPOL
695 – Capstone Project: Client Policy Project I or PPOL 697 – Capstone
Project: Research Policy Thesis I (3)
- MSC
elective course, other Marine Science course or PPOL LAWE – Law school
Policy or Environmental course (3) (prerequisite: PPOL 512) (to be taken
in fall or spring semester)
Likely
Spring semester course of study
- PPOL
696 – Capstone Project: Client Policy Project II (3) or PPOL 698 –
Capstone Project: Research Policy Thesis II (3)
- PPOL
LAWE– Law School Policy or Environmental course (3) (prerequisite: PPOL 512)
(to be taken in fall or spring semester; transferable for Marine Science
credit)
- Marine
Science elective courses ( 6 to 9 credit hours)
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