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S7:E3 Local Government Administration with the University of Regina
S7:E3 Local Government Administration with the University of Regina
S7:E3 Local Government Administration with the University of Regina
Wednesday 30th October 2024
Explore the Local Government Administration certificate with Dr. Christie Schultz and Robin Markel. Learn about course content, delivery options, and more.
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Episode Overview
- The Local Government Administration certificate offers online and in-person learning options.
- The program covers essential topics like legislation, accounting, and management practices.
- You can choose individual courses without committing to the full certificate.
- Funding opportunities are available through various grants and tax credits.
- The advanced certificate delves into more specialised subjects like history and political science.
The certificates consist mainly of online classes with some in-person, one-week intensive courses over the summer
Ever wondered what it takes to run a local government smoothly? This episode of MuniCast dives into the Local Government Administration certificate program offered by the University of Regina. Hosts chat with Dr. Christie Schultz and Robin Markel about the ins and outs of the program, from course content to how it’s delivered. Whether you’re considering a career in municipal administration or looking to upgrade your skills, this episode has got you covered.
The certificate program is designed to meet the requirements for local government administrator certification through the Rural Municipalities Administrators' Association (RMAA) and the Urban Municipal Administrators Association of Saskatchewan (UMAAS). The courses cover everything from local government authority and legislation to accounting and management practices. Dr. Schultz and Markel discuss the flexibility of the program, with both online and in-person options, making it accessible for everyone.
They also highlight the advanced certificate, which dives deeper into topics like history, geography, and political science. What’s great is that you can take individual courses without committing to the full certificate, allowing for a tailored learning experience. The conversation wraps up with details on funding opportunities and how to register. If you’re keen on making a difference in your community or simply curious about local governance, this episode is a must-listen.