Research on COVID-19 has significantly grown since the pandemic began. A survey of the literature on COVID-19 research in public administration is given in this work. 710 articles are analyzed in this analysis using a Structural Topic Model (STM). The 27 most important subjects are identified and mapped by the analysis. We discover that most themes' popularity holds up very well over time. Additionally, we discover that the journal and the author's place of origin have a greater influence on the themes' salience than the study team's internationality. Possible directions for further study and theory development are investigated in light of this thorough investigation. The journal and the author's place of origin have a greater influence on the themes' salience than the research team's internationality. Potential research and theoretical development areas are examined in light of this thorough examination. everyone is aware, the world has been fighting an epidemic like COVID-19 for the past three years, and many countries are still impacted. Due to this infection, everyone had to deal with lockdown, economic, financial, food, and employment issues, among other issues. You may say that COVID-19 is a global infectious disease because it is spreading around the world. Corona viruses can cause respiratory infections in humans, ranging from the common cold to more serious conditions like Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).