Individual Course Spotlight: Law and Administrative Process
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ADM-636: Law and Administrative Process
ADM-636: Law and Administrative Process is one of the individual administrative courses that we offer at GCU. While completing this course, you are provided with an introduction to law as it relates to public administration. As you complete this course’s curriculum, you will explore select topics in constitutional and administrative law. Some of the areas you can expect to study include rule-making, judicial review, the exercise of governmental power, adjudication, legislative oversight and executive oversight.
Public administrators can work in a wide range of environments and have different tasks to perform, depending on their role. However, these professionals commonly work on the implementation of government programs that serve a population or benefit the public. These professionals are typically employed by government entities and may have responsibilities that include managing programs, developing program budgets, overseeing operations that affect public service activities and implementing government protocols.
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