COURSE OUTLINE
Objective:
The overall objective of the PGDPA course is to equip participants with the requisite skills, knowledge and values for productive careers in the in the civil service. The specific objective of the course are to :
- develop the range of knowledge and skills required of development
- develop managers for public sector organizations;
- develop the ability to manage people, projects, and other public resources effectively and ethically to achieve development goals; and
- develop a clear understanding of the emerging profile and role of civil service officers in the changing contexts and emerging democracies
Designed for: Candidates who have been selected from the Civil Service Common Examination (CSCE).
All the Post Graduate Diploma (PGD) courses begins with the following orientation program:
Introductory Program (PGDPA, PGDFM & PGDNL)
- Learning Methodology
- Basic Computer Skills
Under the Department of Management Development, the institute currently offers the following courses:
- Learning Resources (orientation of the library)
- Professional Code of Conduct and Ethics
- Learning Resources (orientation of the library)
Learning Outcomes:
Upon the completion of the course, the participants will be able to:
- Analyze and apply international Public Administration theory to current context in Bhutan and elsewhere
- Plan, monitor and evaluate development policies and programs
- Prepare financial plans and effectively utilize public funds and resources.
- Contribute to evidence-based policies and programs
- Recruit, develop, motivate and manage change in human resources
- Appropriately apply the ethical and professional basis of Public Administration
Learning Areas:
The PGDPA course provides the following learning modules that are divided into three terms:
COURSE STRUCTURE BY YEAR, CREDIT AND UNIT LEVEL
Term | Core Units | Credit points |
Term 1 (Feb – April) | Organizational Behavior | 15 |
Research Methodology | 15 | |
Economic Principles and Application | 15 | |
Term 2 (May – August) | Introduction to public Administration | 15 |
Managing People in Organizations | 15 | |
Public Financial Management | 15 | |
Term 3 (September – November) | Public Policy and Program Planning | 15 |
Research Report | 15 | |
Total | 120 |
SKILL BASED/ TEACHING LEARNING UNITS:
In PGDPA course, we offer 4 teaching learning units and they are follows:
Term I
- Unicode & Yigkur Namzha
- Management Communication
- IT Fundamentals
Term II
- Government Policies & Development Program
Duration:
12 months (from February – December every year)