Master in Public Management (MGP-V)

• Propose solutions to society’s needs through innovative methodologies in order to create public value.
• Promote positive leadership developing it through management tools and national and international learning experiences.
• Use analytic tools in order to better understand the most relevant problems in the country, and to design efficient management models for public value creation.
• Contribute to the professionalization of public sector and organized society actors, in order to achieve a better coordination in the construction of a participative community, committed with is political, social and economic environment.
• Contribute to the formation of public service professionals as agents of change in public management in any of the three branches of government.

• Mid- and upper-level federal, state and municipal public officials.
• Students and specialists who want to improve their analytical skills and decision-making capacities regarding local public administration issues.
• Individuals who are interested in participating in elected office positions in the different spheres of government within the executive and legislative branches.
• Leaders and collaborators of political parties and non-governmental organizations who wish to strengthen their planning and decision-making processes.
• Professionals involved in analyzing government actions.
• Private-sector professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of public administration.
• Academics interested in participating in the improvement of public administration and public policy.

Comply with the comprehensive evaluation required in the admission process, through an interview conducted by the admissions committee of the graduate program. In addition, the following is necessary:

1. Simple copy of the Bachelor´s degree Certificate where the following information is indicated:
   1. The overall GPA.
   2. Completion date of all the subjects of the study plan.
2. Simple copy of the Bachelor´s degree.
3. Motivation letter or essay in which the candidate explains the reasons for his or her interest in the program, his or her potential contribution to it and the area in which he or she wishes to develop professionally.
4. Curriculum vitae.
5. When applicable, submit two letters of recommendation in the institutional format, from employers or professors.
6. When applicable, take the Postgraduate Studies Admission Test (PAEP), and obtain at least 500 points in the adaptive version or its equivalent in other exams authorized by the Institution.
7. When applicable, obtain at least 550 points in the TOEFL exam or its equivalent in the other exams authorized by the Institution as an instrument to assess the sufficiency of English language proficiency.

*The admission process may change without prior notice from the Admissions Committee

**Admission is the first step: then you can enroll in your graduate program of interest.