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Master of E-Government
Graduates will be able to understand, critically analyse, manage and design transformational e-Government initiatives in different institutional settings, apply multidisciplinary e-Government concepts, models, perspectives, frameworks, strategies and policies,…
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Graduates will be able to understand, critically analyse, manage and design transformational e-Government initiatives in different institutional settings, apply multidisciplinary e-Government concepts, models, perspectives, frameworks, strategies and policies, and transfer e-Government knowledge across institutional contexts to achieve better government in a particular public management context. They will be qualified to work for governments building e-Government capability or in public management generally. This qualification could lead on to PhD study, but it is likely that most graduates will return to government employment.
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A bachelors degree and at least two years of relevant work experience.
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