MGA & MPP Admissions Information session at Dalhousie University
The MGA and MPP degree programs will be hosting an Admissions information Session for Dalhousie University Students. You will learn all you need to know...
Dual Degree Joint Information Session: The Hertie School & Master of Global Affairs Programs host joint information session
On Thursday, 30 September, 11am-12noon Eastern Time (5pm-6pm CET), learn more about our MIA/MGA dual-degree programme with the Munk School at the University of Toronto....
On the Day of German Unity: a look at Angela Merkel’s Legacy
This year’s Day of German Unity anniversary coincides with the end of an era -Chancellor Angela Merkel will leave office following the elections on September...
MGA & MPP attends the West Coast Graduate Online Fair with UBC, UVIC, SFU
The West Coast Virtual Fairs is the first of its kind in British Columbia! This virtual fair is a collaboration between Simon Fraser University (SFU),...
Adam Tooze on “Shutdown: How Covid Shook the World’s Economy”
The shocks of 2020 have been great and small, disrupting the world economy, international relations and the daily lives of virtually everyone on the planet....
MGA Open House with APSIA (Topic: National Security and Global Threats)
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! The Goal of this Open House is to expand prospective students’ knowledge of different degree options. This Open house allows for a more...
MGA & MPP Online Admissions Information Session for Indigenous Students
Come Join us for this Online Admissions Information Session! Come learn about the Master of Global Affairs & Master of Public Policy Programs and the...
JD-MGA & JD-MPP degree program panel for first year U of T, Law Juris Doctor (JD) Students
We are inviting all first year Juris Doctor (JD) students from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law to attend this event which will host...
Divided By the Wall: Progressive and Conservative Immigration Politics at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Why is immigration a controversial topic in the United States? Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork spanning 2010 to 2016, I begin to answer this question by...