DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
About the Department
As an activity Public Administration is as old as
human society however as an independent discipline, it was started only in the
late 19th century. The discipline involves the comprehensive examination and
analysis of governmental structure and process. Public Administration acts as a
catalyst for societal evolution, instrument for the execution of laws, policies
and programmes that significantly influence the lives of individuals. The
efficiency and effectiveness of the government are profoundly linked to the
proficiency of Public Administration, which permeates every facet of human
life.
The Department of Public Administration is one of the
pioneering departments at this college, and it was established in 2020.
Initially comprised of 2 faculty members, it now has 4 faculty members and a
growing number of undergraduate students. Currently, the department offers a
full-time six-semester programme based on the CBCS and NEP 2020 syllabus.
Despite being one of the youngest departments among the colleges, the
Department has produced a University Topper in the MZU Undergraduate
Examination, showcasing its excellence and potential.
Apart from teaching the university's standard
curriculum, the department also provides a range of supplementary courses such
as Initium course, Peractio course, Mentoring classes, and a variety of
extracurricular activities. These offerings are designed not just to
equip students for professional success, but also to instil in them the
qualities of responsible citizenship. Furthermore, the syllabus and curriculum
are very much relevant for the students aiming to excel in competitive and job
examinations.
Vision and Mission:
1.
To
nurture the students to have a successful life and instil a sense of civic
responsible within them.
2.
To
expand students’ understanding of theories and concepts in the discipline of
Public Administration to broaden their perspective.
3.
To
enable the students to analyse the contemporary issues in Public Administration
and to provide in depth insights and analysis on the process of governance.
4.
To
foster the capacity to utilize theoretical knowledge to develop creative
solutions for practical challenges.
Faculty members:
1.
Dr.
Julie Zothanpuii Khawlhring, Head of Department
2.
Dr.
Lalthansanga C
3.
Dr.
Jacob VL.Awmpuia
4.
Mangchungnunga