Changes to my study program (Post 7)
Hi!
The career is public
administration, it lasts 5 years approximately. Although the university
provides a good education to the students, I think it could be improved.
Although I have only been studying for two years, I would mainly change that
the professors who teach subjects should really be professors and not just
academics in their areas. I say this because there are some who don’t explain
the contents well and it isn’t so easy to understand for everyone equally. In
fact, the teaching methods have to do with that, now in pandemic, it’s an
online teaching that makes learning difficult.
About the curriculum, this
semester I studied 6 subjects, the most interesting one was "Public
administration and political phenomena". That subject mainly teaches the
relationship between politicians and bureaucracy, it also analyzes some
academic theories and relates bureaucracy to that. For me it was the best
subject of the year. The other subjects are: Human Behavior, Statistics,
Organizational Design, Qualitative Methods for Research, and English. Even
though there’re few subjects compared to other careers, the workload is still
heavy, in my opinion it takes too much time to do the reports, controls or
tests.
On the other hand, about the
infrastructure of the university, I only visited the university once, and it
was a building with rooms inside. About the technology, there were computers
and a room for virtual and face-to-face classes. I found it quite nice, and I would
like to come back in person in the future.
I would also like to change some of the professors that are in the career, because many times they only read and don't explain the subject; but I still rescue many professors who have been great professionals and great people.
ResponderBorrarI agree with you, a career in public administration requires a lot of workload.
ResponderBorrarWe share a favorite subject!
ResponderBorrarUnfortunately academics not only don´t know how to teach but also don´t know how to evaluate impartially
ResponderBorrarI agree that we have fewer courses compared to other careers, but for us the academic load can be worse because we work a lot in teams and everything requires a lot of analysis:(
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