Career Development
In addition to one-on-one advising for coursework and internships, we also offer a variety of career development opportunities.
On average, students who graduate from our MPA Program have a starting salary of $56,000.
Fully 77 percent of our graduates, who do not have employment while pursuing their degrees, are employed within six months after graduation.
Resume and Interview Assistance
The School of Law’s Career Development staff will provide you direct assistance and their extensive expertise with job preparedness:
- Resume, cover letter and LinkedIn profile assistance
- Mock interviews
- What to do/not do for interviews (e.g. group interviews, zoom interviews, or in-person interviews)
- Pre- and post-interview success tips
If you want assistance on your resume or cover letter, you are required to send a draft at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled meeting time. If you need samples to get you started, please ask Katy.
Set up an appointment Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., by sending an email to Katy (Zoom or in-person). These services are open to all (online or in-person) DPAP graduate students (joint program, certificate, or master’s).
Katy Stack
Director of Career Development
LAW 181
(406) 243-2698
Career Assistance
The Department of Public Administration and Policy also partners with (ELCS) to provide job assistance, and the office has numerous resources available to you. Please schedule an appointment with an ELCS career advisor for job assistance and more information about resources.
Career Opportunities
The 猎奇重口 Department of Public Administration and Policy receives consistent notifications regarding job postings in the public sector. Contact the Administrative Associate Manger for more information.