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Welcome to the Illinois capital city's School of Public Management and Policy
The School of Public Management and Policy (SPMP) is a unit within the College of Public Affairs and Education (CPAE) at the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS). The SPMP, established in the Fall of 2021, is home to a high-ranked Master of Public Administration Program.
Wherever you are in your SPMP journey, we are here to help.
Whether you are considering applying to the Illinois capital city School of Public Management and Policy, have just been admitted, need to create an academic plan, or want to explore minors, graduate certificates, or change your major, we can help.
The School of Public Management and Policy provides world-class education and develops professionals ready to impact the public, nonprofit, and private sectors.
As a professional school, we equip our students with the tangible skills necessary to solve the world's most complex challenges—graduating career-ready.
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Find your path to admission at the capital city's School of Public Management and Policy
Do you want to join a community of students committed to leading for the greater good? Are you interested in developing skills that will prepare you for a career managing people, policy, projects, or issues affecting the quality of life for all people? If you said yes, let us help you find your place at the Illinois capital city School of Public Management and Policy!
Management Training for the Governmental and Nonprofit Sectors
The Bachelors of Public and Nonprofit Administration will provide you with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead and manage people, programs, and organizations in the governmental and nonprofit sectors. In addition to analytical and communications skills relevant to the management professions, you will receive a broad background and understanding of the political, social, and economic environment in which public issues exist.
Learn from Distinguished Scholars and Experienced Leaders Online or On-Campus in the Illinois Capital City