Public management is the planning, organisation and implementation of public projects and services. Professionals in this field often work in the administration, NGOs or politics and have the task of acting effectively and responsibly in the interests of society. They analyze processes, develop strategies and ensure the implementation of legislation.
The average salary for public management is about €75,700 per year. Salaries in the field can vary between €66,700 and €88,400. After a bachelor's degree in public management, the average entry salary is about €35,900 per year. In certain regions, such as Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, higher salaries of up to €100,000 per year are possible. Administrative positions can offer about €4.282 per month, while managers in non-profit organizations can earn up to €99.27 per month.
A career in public management usually requires a university degree in administrative sciences, public management or a related field. Complementary internships in public institutions or organisations can be beneficial and provide practical experience.
Public management offers a wide range of career opportunities. Professionals can work in various fields such as urban planning, public administration, social services or international organisations. With experience and additional qualifications, they have the opportunity to take on leadership positions or focus on specific fields.
