Public Administration ( Masters )

The On Campus program is designed for recent graduates preparing to launch their career in government and the non-profit sector. It will lead to careers in local, provincial, First Nations and federal governments as well as non-profit and international organizations. Students explore the theory and practicalities of both policy analysis and public management. The resulting mix of skills and knowledge opens doors to careers as managers, analysts and consultants. Graduates manage city governments, administer non-profit organizations, run large government ministries, and lead in the interface between business and government.

The Online program is for active professionals preparing to advance their careers in local, provincial, First Nations and federal governments, as well as in non-profit and international organizations. Students explore theory and practice in both policy analysis and public management. Students acquire a mix of skills that create career opportunities as managers, analysts and consultants. The online program supports part-time learners looking to combine graduate studies with work and family responsibilities.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

In partnership with the Faculty of Law, the School of Public Administration offers the JD+MPA graduate program, for students wishing to pursue double degrees.  Students who apply and are accepted into both the Faculty of Law JD and the School of Public Administration MPA programs may earn both degrees concurrently with modified requirements for each.  Undertaken separately, the two degrees normally require five years of study, whereas the double degrees may be completed in four years.

Applicants must also meet the general admission requirements for the Faculty of Graduate Studies.

APPLICATION DEADLINES

EXAMS AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• Resume
• Statement of intent
• For details, please consult the Public Administration website