PI340: Public Policy and Management in the Global Context

Course facts

Credits

3 (3-0-6)

Usually taken in

Year 2 to 3

Prerequisite

No prerequisites

Recommended term

Not fixed in the recommended plan

Plan when to take it →

Recorded history

Recorded as taught in semester 1 of 2026/27

This is history, not a promise. It is worked out from the terms recorded on student reviews and in the assessment facts BIRSA holds, so a term missing here may simply not have been recorded. BIRSA does not hold timetable data and cannot say whether a course will run in a given term. Check the faculty timetable before you register.

Counts towards minor

• Public Administration and Public Policy (Required)

Instructor

• Asst. Prof. Dr. Ajirapa Pienkhuntod

From the Faculty of Political Science staff directory. Teaching assignments can vary by term.

Course description

This course examines cases of public management and policy. The course aims to stimulate discussion on how the global dynamics affect the study and practices of public policy and management such as regionalisation and international collaboration. The course encourages class discussions on policy formation, policy agenda setting, and policy design using case study to identify and explain recent global public management and policy trends as well as the differences between the public management and policy structures and processes that change within the countries locally, regionally, and globally.

How it's assessed

Student review