Public Policy, M.P.P.

The Master of Public Policy program 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 in either digital or housing policy.

Successful competion of the MPP 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 month) basis.

Degree Requirements

Seminar Courses

Skill 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.

Remediation

Students must successfully complete PUBPOL 701 to remain in the program. Students must also complete PUBPOL 704 and PUBPOL 705 to fulfill the degree requirements. Failure of 704 or 705 will require re-taking the course.