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Judicial Administration Concentration

The two-track concentration and certificate in Judicial Administration offers specialized training in the interdisciplinary study of the courts, a study coming to be recognized as a component of public administration. The program, developed in close coordination with a variety of court administrators, is open to currently enrolled MPPA students at Sacramento State. Three courses, or nine units, are required to fulfill the requirements of the concentration. Students may also opt to take an additional course to earn the complementary twelve-unit Certificate in Judicial Administration.

Admission Requirements

  • Enrollment in the Sacramento State MPPA Program

Required Courses for the Concentration (9 units)

(3) PPA 291,
Fall
Court Governance and Operations
(3) PPA 292,
Spring
Court Management
(3) PPA 293,
Fall
Court Leadership

Additional Required Course for the Certificate (3 units)

(3) PPA 294,
Spring
Emerging Issues in Judicial Administration

Course Delivery

Classes will be held at the Administrative Office of the Courts, Northern/Central Regional Office, 2880 Gateway Oaks Drive, Ste. 300, Sacramento, California 95833.

  • The location of this class is easily accessible by car, air, train and bus.
  • Two meetings per month on a Friday and Saturday, each day having six hours of instruction time, is the equivalent of a standard fourteen week graduate seminar (meeting weekly).
  • Guest lectures featuring judicial and court administrative officers.

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