Enrollment

Faculty
175 systemwide, including full-time, visiting, and adjunct professors.

Alumni
21,797 as of September 2003

National Rankings
SPEA Bloomington ranks third nationally in the 2004U.S. News & World Report ratings of schools of public affairs. Four specialties in Bloomington were ranked in the top 10: Environmental Policy and Management, Nonprofit Management, Public Finance and Budgeting, and Public Management/Administration. Nonprofit Management and Criminal Justice Policy management at Indianapolis was also ranked among the top ten programs.

Associate Degrees
AS in Public Affairs

Bachelor Degrees
BSPA
BS in Legal Studies
BS in Policy Studies
BS in Management
BS in Public Financial Management
BS in Public/Nonprofit Management
BS in Environmental Management
BSPH
BS in Environmental Science

Professional Master's Degrees
Master of Public Affairs
Master of Science in Environmental Science
Master of Health Administration
Master of Arts in Arts Administration
Master of Planning
22 joint degrees

Doctoral Degrees
Ph.D. in Public Affairs
Joint Ph.D. in Public Policy
Ph.D. in Environmental Science

Graduate Certificates
Conflict Management
Environmental Affairs
Hazardous Materials Management
Health Systems Management
Nonprofit Management
Public Management
Planning Information Systems
Public Management

The National Institute for Global Environmental Change, Midwestern Center, supports the Department of Energy in global environmental change, energy policy, and energy-related environmental risks.

The Institute for Development Strategies focuses on economic development research of new and emerging economies of mature regions.

The Community Research Institute provides assistance for the economic, social, and public sector development of northeast Indiana.

The Indiana Conflict Resolution Institute designs, evaluates, and facilitates the use of alternative means of conflict resolution and mediation programs.

The Institute for Family and Social Responsibility, the clearinghouse for the National Child Support Enforcement Association, addresses U.S. welfare reform.

The Bowen Research Center focuses on health policy and health services, emphasizing primary and rural health care, disease prevention and health promotion, health care financing, work force issues, and cost containment.

The Institute for Applied Community Research offers professional research services to public and nonprofit agencies.

The Transportation Research Center focuses on transportation safety, urban public transit, transport management, transport regulatory policy.

The Center for Urban Policy and the Environment improves public policy discourse and decision-making through service, scholarly publications, and applied research.

The Great Lakes Center for Public Affairs and Administration conducts research and provides technical services to governmental units and other institutions in northwest Indiana.

Other Affiliated Centers

• Center for Population and Health
• Center for Study of Institutions, Populations, and Environmental Change
• Indiana Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
• Institute for the Study of Government and the Nonprofit Sector
• IUN Local Government Academy
• Political Science Date Laboratory and Archive
• Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis