Edmonton | Master of Public Policy Info Session

Wednesday, June 5, 2024 16:30to18:00

McGill University's Master of Public Policy program is an accelerated and intensive 11-month program without a thesis. This info session will cover what makes McGill's MPP different and how it can...

Fall coursework at Max Bell: one MPP's review

27 Feb 2024

Ian Lupton, 23/24 MPP, shares his thoughts on the fall coursework at Max Bell.

Why democracy in Bangladesh is worth it

26 Oct 2023

Meet Aftab Ahmed, a 2023 MPP alumnus and opinion columnist with over 100 published articles about the state of Bangladesh's fragile democracy.

Master of Public Policy Information Session 3

Tuesday, November 22, 2022 09:30to10:30

Delivered by Chris Ragan, Director of the Max Bell School, Helen Aaron, the School's Graduate Program Coordinator, and Catherine Stace, our Career Services Manager, these information sessions are a...

Master of Public Policy Information Session 2

Wednesday, November 9, 2022 09:30to10:30

Delivered by Chris Ragan, Director of the Max Bell School, Helen Aaron, the School's Graduate Program Coordinator, and Catherine Stace, our Career Services Manager, these information sessions are a...

Master of Public Policy Information Session 1

Thursday, October 27, 2022 11:00to12:00

Delivered by Chris Ragan, Director of the Max Bell School, Helen Aaron, the School's Graduate Program Coordinator, and Catherine Stace, our Career Services Manager, these information sessions are a...

Three McCall MacBain Scholars Join the Class of 2023

3 Jun 2022

This year, the Max Bell School at McGill University has attracted three McCall MacBain Scholars to join our fourth cohort of Master of Public Policy students. ...

Asking your employer to fund your Master of Public Policy degree

18 Jan 2022

Figuring out how to pay for a Master of Public Policy degree while taking time off work can be a challenge. Involving your employer in your plans for further study can be a powerful way to fund...

Our MPP Students: Kerry Kittson

30 Nov 2021

"You can’t just make policy in an ivory tower, you have to talk people who are experiencing the problem and really understand their concerns.”

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