I was very happy during my time as a student at UNPAR, and I am certainly very proud to be among the graduates of the Public Administration program at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (FISIP) at UNPAR.
UNPAR’s Public Administration program provided me with a wealth of knowledge and learning that has been incredibly beneficial for my current career whether it was knowledge gained in the classroom or outside of it: through projects with active and progressive faculty members, the implementation of work programs within organizations, and interactions with classmates through committee work.
I feel that UNPAR’s Public Administration program is always able to address current issues occurring within the government and the public sphere in general. Consequently, students are expected to consistently think critically about what is happening in their surroundings and how to solve problems.
Public Administration is such a low-key awesome major! There’s a lot of important, everyday knowledge that we learn in this program without even realizing it. The soft skills and mindset needed to be a leader which I’ve come to understand and put into practice, and which have shaped me into who I am today are partly thanks to my time studying Public Administration.
Supportive Public Administration professors are also absolutely essential and make classes anything but boring. So, I’m grateful for my 3.5 years of college and all my achievements, thanks to the support I’ve received both academically and otherwise from the professors, the healthy friendships, and the positive environment in the Public Administration program.
The Bachelor’s Program in Public Administration at UNPAR has equipped me with the knowledge, skills, and professional ethics I need in the workplace, particularly in the public sector. The faculty members are highly professional and dedicated to encouraging me to think critically, collaborate effectively in teams, and solve problems.