The Public Policy discipline group guides students in understanding and analyzing the policy-making process at the government level. Students will learn various policy evaluation methods, impact analysis, and the interaction between public policy and society. Focus on investigating and developing innovative policy solutions to address complex challenges in public service delivery.

In the Public Service Management scientific group, students will be taught practical management concepts and techniques in the context of public services. Resource management, improving operational efficiency, and developing service strategies oriented toward the community's needs are at the core of the learning. Students will also use service management simulations to hone their practical skills.

The Government Administration group explores government institutions' structure, functions, and roles. Students will understand the dynamics of government administration from local to national levels, including inter-agency relationships and decision-making mechanisms. This in-depth understanding provides the basis for students to contribute to developing and delivering effective government programs.

Institutional Development focuses on analyzing and designing sustainable institutions. Students will understand how institutional structures and processes can support community development. Learning involves identifying community needs, program planning, and policy implementation to improve community well-being holistically.