Why study at the Munk School?
There is no better time to study global affairs and public policy. Hear directly from our students and professors about why you should study at the University of Toronto’s Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy.
NEWS
Teresa Kramarz receives Northrop Frye Award
Professor Teresa Kramarz has been awarded the University of Toronto’s Northrop Frye Award (Faculty) for her outstanding contributions to undergraduate education. Kramarz created the Munk One first-year foundation program and has inspired the university to adopt the “global classroom” model, incorporating research opportunities into the undergraduate curriculum from day one.
ONLINE EVENT
The Future of Foreign Investment in Canada?
Join us on Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at 4:30PM ET as leading Canadian and international experts Jim Balsillie, Dan Breznitz, Susan Hutton, Graeme Moffat and Peter Loewen discuss insights on evolving strategic competition for resources, IP, talent, and taxation, their impact on Canada’s prosperity and national security, and their changing nature in an economy driven by intangible assets and strategic competition between states, including proposed changes to Canadian rules on foreign investment.
RESEARCH
The legacy of Victorian-era pollution still shapes English cities
Research by Stephan Heblich, Munk Chair in Economics, is featured in the latest issue of The Economist. He and his colleagues studied how pollution in 19th century England shaped the evolution of cities.
News + Media
Munk School in the Media
Munk School experts are frequently sought to provide comment and context in Canadian and international media. From polling and elections to Citizen Lab reports on NSO spyware, from trade negotiations to global migration, our faculty and researchers are helping to shape conversations on the issues the matter most.
Research & Ideas
COVID-19 research
and commentary at the Munk School
Munk School experts are frequently sought to provide comment and context in Canadian and international media. Read the latest COVID-19 research and commentary from our faculty & researchers.
