University of Minnesota Online Humphrey School of Public Affairs 8 courses 12 total credits
The Graduate Certificate in Election Administration is designed with maximum flexibility for those experienced individuals already managing state and local election offices, as well as those seeking to become part of the next generation of creative and committed leaders. Whether you are currently working in or considering a career in elections, this rigorous and relevant program will prepare you for advancement in the profession of election administration. The courses are taught by national experts and other prominent leaders in election administration.
| Total Credits | 12 credits |
Required Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PA 5971 | Survey of Election Administration | 3.0 |
| PA 5972 | Elections and the Law | 2.0 |
| PA 5973 | Strategic Management of Election Administration | 2.0 |
| Total Required Courses | 7 credits | |
Electives (5 or more credits required)
— Tammy Patrick, Member, Presidential Commission on Election Administration
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PA 5975 | Election Design | 2.0 |
| PA 5976 | Voter Participation | 1.0 |
| PA 5982 | Data Analysis for Election Administration | 2.0 |
| PA 5983 | Introduction to Election Security | 1.0 |
| PA 5984 | Elections Security: How to Protect America’s Elections | 2.0 |
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