Master of Public Policy (MPP)

The MPP curriculum is designed to prepare students for solving the most pressing problems in Canada and beyond. To do so, we combine ideas and analytical frameworks from economics, political science, and law, and build practical skills in policy analysis, communication, leadership, and writing. We compliment classroom learning by practical experience working with policymakers through the paid co-op workterm requirement. Students also have an opportunity to undertake independent research on policy problems they are passionate about with one-on-one support from faculty members. Designed to develop the strategic and global perspective required of tomorrow’s senior policy analysts and managers, the program uses a cohort model which encourages student and faculty interaction and co-operation.We provide tailored support to each student to help them navigate the co-op job placement process and build an individualized curriculum that supports their academic and career goals. In total, students are required to complete 70 credit points for the MPP degree. Students typically graduate in May of their second year of study.