Program in Education Policy
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The Program in Education Policy (PEP) was created by faculty at the Bush School of Government and Public Service in 2021 to fill a gap between education and public policy research. The concentration in Education Policy & Management (EDPM) and the Master of Public Service and Administration (PSAA) and Education Collaborative program allows Bush School students and other interested TAMU graduate students to take courses and develop an emphasis in education as it relates to public policy.
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Education Policy & Management (EDPM) Concentration
Master of Public Service & Administration students at the Bush School are encouraged to take a concentration, to supplement the education and courses taken in their major track. The Bush School offers a concentration in Education Policy and Management (EDPM), and this concentration examines the key institutions that make and administer education policy, the political and economic forces that shape education policy at all levels, and the implications of policy for educational equity, adequacy, accountability, and administration.
The Bush School Admissions Office works with the Office of Graduate Admissions at Texas A&M University to process all applications for the on-campus Master of Public Service & Administration (MPSA).
To help applicants manage the process, we created the following application instructions and checklist in PDF format to download and reference. The checklist is available on the last page of the documents below:
The Bush School Admissions Office works with the Office of Graduate Admissions at Texas A&M University to process all applications for the on-campus Master of Public Service & Administration (MPSA).
To help applicants manage the process, we created the following application instructions and checklist in PDF format to download and reference. The checklist is available on the last page of the documents below:
Master of PSAA & Education (Collaborative)
The PSAA and EAHR Collaborative Degrees Program (CDP) is a coordinated effort of the Bush School and the College of Education and Human Development for those interested in building an academic career focused on conducting research in the field of education policy.
Students who successfully complete all program requirements will receive both a Master of Public Service and Administration (MPSA) from the Bush School and a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Administration (PhD) from the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development in the College of Education and Human Development.
In order to participate in the CDP, applicants must first be admitted to the Bush School’s MPSA program and, subsequently, to the PhD program in Educational Administration in the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development.
The Bush School Admissions Office works with the Office of Graduate Admissions at Texas A&M to process all MPSA applications. You will need to apply through the MPSA Application process.
Students who successfully complete all program requirements will receive both a Master of Public Service and Administration (MPSA) from the Bush School and a Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Administration (PhD) from the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development in the College of Education and Human Development.
In order to participate in the CDP, applicants must first be admitted to the Bush School’s MPSA program and, subsequently, to the PhD program in Educational Administration in the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development.
The Bush School Admissions Office works with the Office of Graduate Admissions at Texas A&M to process all MPSA applications. You will need to apply through the MPSA Application process.