Academics

Degree Program Requirements and Course Descriptions

Graduate Schools Bulletin 2007-2009

• Master in Public Administration:
  Traditional Model | Cohort Model
   
• Master in Management:
  Traditional Model | Cohort Model
   
• Master in Nonprofit Management:
  Traditional Model | Cohort Model
   
• Advanced Studies in Public Administration: 
  Doctorate in Public Administration 
  Certificate in Advanced Public Administration

Registration

• Class Schedule
   
• Academic Year 2007-2008
   
• Online Registration Guide
   
• Piperline Secure Area
   
• Special Registration Forms

Course Syllabi Archive

Following is the catalog of syllabi archives for the Hamline University Graduate School of Management:

Academic Year 2005-2006	Spring 2006 Syllabi Summer 2006 Syllabi
Academic Year 2006-2007	Fall 2006 Syllabi Spring 2007 Syllabi Summer 2007 Syllabi Fall 2007 Syllabi

Course Syllabi by Faculty

Course Syllabi by Course Title
  

Course Planning

Students are encouraged to use the Degree Completion Forms to map their academic plans. The Degree Completion Form is a tool that helps students plan their program of study and keep track of their progress.

Students approaching graduation are required to submit the Degree Completion Form with their Statement of Intention to Graduate.

Download the Degree Completion Form: All Degree Completion Forms are in PDF format. You will need the free Adobe® Reader® to open these files.

• Master in Public Administration (MAPA)
   
• Master in Management (MAM)
   
• Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management (MANM):
  Starting on Fall 2005 | Before Fall 2005
   
• Dual Degree Programs:
  MAPA/MAM | MAPA/MANM | MAM/MANM

Academic Advising

Each student at the Hamline University Graduate School of Management is assigned an academic advisor, who is available to meet with him or her as needed. Advisors help students with academic matters such as mapping academic plans and handling schedule conflicts.

Admission letters inform newly-admitted students of their advisors. Students are strongly encouraged to set up appointments with their advisors soon thereafter to discuss their academic plans. Students are normally expected to initiate contact with their advisors and to consult with them at least twice a year. Students may change advisors with the approval of the appropriate program director or the Dean.

If you are not sure who your advisor is, contact the Graduate School of Management staff by phone at 651-523-2284 or e-mail (Send E-mail to the Graduate School of Management).
 

Academic Standards & Policies

The following are policies that apply specifically to students at the Hamline University Graduate School of Management.

• Policies for Graduate School of Management Students
   
• Rules and Procedures for Classes (PDF file)
   
• Hamline University Policies
   
• Advanced Studies in Public Administration Policy Manual & Student Handbook:
  Cohort Starting in Fall 2007 (PDF file)
  Cohot Starting in Fall 2005 (PDF file)
  Cohot Starting in Fall 2003 (PDF file)

NOTE: Changes in these standards and policies may go into effect periodically.