Changes to my study programe

I find it very difficult to imagine that my curriculum can change. However, some of the changes that could occur are the approaches of the branches of administrative management since, For obvious reasons, the public administration is suffering a series of questions and turbulences that are due to all the social changes that our country faces. In this way, from my perspective, it is highly expected that the orientation of the vocation of service will undergo changes in the way of understanding, developing and executing it, directly pointing to the citizen’s perception of the State’s presence in their daily lives and how this presence generates positive or negative changes. 

On the other hand, another academic line that may be affected is the management of certain statistical programs for the planning and evaluation of public policies. This may be due to modernisation factors as many of these programmes are not currently in use. This is also due to institutional budget reasons which, years after years, limit the freedom of action regarding operational and/or technical decisions.

Also, something that is undergoing changes is the infrastructure that houses the EGGP. After years of student struggle, meetings with various university authorities and transversal mobilizations, a new building is being built that will be able to meet the minimum conditions that we do not have today. This change is real and I am sure it will positively impact the lives of future and future students of Public Administration and Political Science.