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WELCOME

Welcome to the e-Government online certificate program offered by the Department of Public Administration of the UIC College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs.

Make Effective Use of Government Technology to Achieve Results
e-Government, the knowledge and understanding of how to apply new information technologies in a governmental context, is an increasingly-important area of expertise for managers and executives at the federal, state and local levels. The implementation and strategic use of e-Government requires public administrators be trained in the management, policies, uses and implications of new technologies.

Local, state and federal governments have identified technology management, particularly in e-Government solutions, as an important management skill. Applicants for executive positions in many agencies must exhibit competency in technology management by remaining up-to-date on technological developments; that they make effective use of technology to achieve results; and that they can ensure access to and protect the security of technology systems. UIC’s e-Government online certificate program is taught by experienced faculty and practitioners and is designed to provide the e-Government training public administrators need to advance in the workplace.

What is Required?
To earn the e-Government certificate, students must complete any three of five certificate courses:

  • Management of Information Technology in Government
  • Data Management
  • Internet and Public Administration
  • Project Management
  • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Public Managers

Who Should Apply?
The e-Government certificate program is ideal for public administrators at the local, state or federal level who:

  • Hold a management position and seek a better understanding of information technology applications in government
  • Hold an information technology position and seek a better understanding of management or policy as related to e-Government
  • Seek to build on their experience and knowledge
  • Wish to prepare for a career transition
  • Are interested in the strategic development, implementation and management of technology in the public sector

UIC is committed to training professionals in a wide range of public service disciplines and addressing the challenges and opportunities facing not only Chicago but also all great cities of the 21st century, as expressed by our Great Cities Commitment. We invite you to take advantage of the unique learning opportunity we offer in the area of e-Government.

 

 

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