Public administration is a field of study that focuses on the organization, management, and implementation of government policies and programs. It examines how public institutions function, how policies are formulated and executed, and how resources are allocated to serve the public effectively. The course covers topics such as governance, public policy, organizational theory, administrative law, budgeting, human resource management, and ethics in public service. It also explores the role of government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and international institutions in addressing social issues and promoting development. Public administration emphasizes principles of efficiency, transparency, accountability, and public participation in decision-making. The course prepares students for careers in government, nonprofit organizations, and international agencies, equipping them with skills in policy analysis, leadership, strategic planning, and program evaluation. It also provides insights into contemporary challenges in governance, such as digital transformation, public-private partnerships, and sustainable development.