Public Policy, M.P.P.

The Master of Public Policy in Digital Society is a professional graduate degree that combines traditional seminar-based learning formats along with skill development labs in order to establish a set of core competencies at the intersection of public policy and digital technology. Successful completion of the MPP in Digital Society requires the completion of 9 seminar courses and 9 skills labs offered by the program from the list below in a given year. The degree is offered on a full-time (12 months) basis.

Degree Requirements

Students enrolled in the program will be required to complete 9 of the following 3-unit seminar courses:

Seminar Courses

Skill Development Labs

Students will also be required to complete nine (9) of the following 1.5-unit skills development labs:

Co-op Stream

Students may be eligible for the co-op stream, which takes place in the spring/summer term following the successful completion of all other program requirements.

Eligibility is based on performance in the program and availability of placement options. Admission to the co-op stream does not guarantee placement. Students will compete for and apply for positions. To complete the co-op stream, students must successfully complete their work placement.