Specialization in

Public Management

About the program

The program's objective is framed within the need to train specialists in the analysis, formulation, and solution of problems in public institutions, derived from social action, the economic situation, the execution of public policies, and the institutional context.

The Specialization in Public Management program is based on a public servant approach focused on training individuals for life, democratic values, civility, and freedom. This training transcends through education, enabling them to become results-oriented professionals who strive for efficiency in resource management (human, financial, material, organizational, and others), adhering to principles of ethics and integrity, and taking into account the evolving dynamics of public management.

General information

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1.5 K

+ 1.500

Graduated students

Institution

University of Cundinamarca.

Program Name

Specialization in Public Management.

Degree to be awarded

Specialist in Public Management.

Educational level

Postgraduate.

Type of training

University Professional.

Methodology

Information on classes: synchronous and asynchronous meetings from Monday to Friday from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm and Saturday mornings.

Academic Credits

20 credits.

Estimated duration

2 semesters.

Investment

4.5 SMLM V per semester. 40% discount applies for graduates and/or 10% with voter registration certificate. Discounts are cumulative.

Location of development

Virtual

Resolutions- SNIES: Resolution No. 001281 of February 15, 2024 MEN SNIES 116475.

Professional profile

The specialist in Public Management from the University of Cundinamarca behaves in accordance with the democratic values of justice and the ethics of the public.

+ It contributes to the development of the State's modernization processes, seeking solutions to the different needs of Public Management.

+ Management of public organizations or functional areas thereof, striving to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants.

+ It proposes management models that streamline the provision of services requested by the community and public policies that mitigate the problems arising in the population and lead to the development and construction of a more just society.

+ It adopts information and communication technologies to ensure greater speed and transparency in processes.

+ Leads new planning processes supported by research, creativity and innovation, linking the community and thus helping to solve different problems.

Occupational profile

Graduates of the Specialization in Public Management program will be able to work in public sector companies in positions such as:

+ General manager of public organizations.

+ Director of functional areas of regional, national and international organizations.

+ Public Project Manager.

+ Advisor and/or consultant in various organizations.

+ Social project formulator.

+ Researcher and/or professor.

Learning path

View the subjects and phases that make up your postgraduate program.

Public Economics
Comprehensive Planning and Management Model (MIPG)
Structure of the Colombian State and Governance of Public Policies
Foreign Language B2
21st Century Generation Chair

Budget and Public Finances
Analysis and management of public organizations
Government Contracting
Territorial Development and Management
Science, Technology and Innovation

Duration	2 semesters
Degree	Specialization in Public Management
Investment	Methodology: Information on classes: synchronous and asynchronous meetings from Monday to Friday from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm and Saturday mornings. Investment: 4.5 SMLM V per semester. 40% discount applies for graduates and/or 10% with voter registration certificate. Discounts are cumulative.
Payment methods	Bank payment, PSE, card or ICETEX Loan
Methodology	Virtual
Qualified status	Resolution No. 001281 of February 15, 2024 MEN. Faculty Administrative, Economic and Accounting Sciences.
Academic credits	20 Credits

Jorge Rico Rodríguez

Program Coordinator

[email protected]

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