See LES 449 and WMS 449. See LES 551. Based on common readings drawn from one broad field or approach to public administration. Integrates academic research with issues faced by practicing professionals. Major paper and formal oral presentation required.
Course meets program and campus requirements for master's degree closure.
Students who do not complete the course work during the initial four-hour enrollment must register for one credit hour on an audit basis in all subsequent semesters until the work is completed. Credit awarded upon acceptance of thesis. If the thesis is not completed by the time the initial eight hours of credit are accumulated, the student must register for one credit hour on an audit basis in all subsequent semesters until the thesis is completed. Selected topics announced when offered. May be repeated for indefinite number of credit hours, but particular topics must differ.