International Public Policy
Under the auspices of the Laurier Centre for Global Relations, Governance and Policy (CGRGP), Laurier will offer a unique, one year masters program in international public policy (MIPP). The program has received enthusiastic support from CGRGP, the Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS) and the independent research Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) and is viewed as an integral part of the global governance and international relations network that has formed in Waterloo.
To reflect its interdisciplinary nature, the MIPP program will be cooperative between the Faculty of Arts and the School of Business and Economics (SBE) and will be based in the Laurier Centre for Global Relations, Governance and Policy. Note: Faculty participating in MIPP are drawn from a number of academic departments across campus. Participants may change from year to year.
Department Information on this page
Participating Graduate Faculty
- Derek Armitage, PhD (Waterloo), Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies
- Azim Essaji, PhD (Toronto), Assistant Professor of Economics
- Derek Hall, PhD (Cornell), Associate Professor of Political Science
- Paul Heinbecker, Distinguished CIGI Fellow and Director of the Laurier Centre for Global Relations
- Jenna Hennebry, PhD (Western), Assistant Professor of Communication Studies
- Rhoda Howard-Hassmann, PhD (McGill), Professor of Global Studies and Political Science; Canada Research Chair
- Maurice Kugler, PhD (California at Berkeley), Professor of Economics and CIGI Chair in International Public Policy
- Alex Latta, PhD (York), Assistant Professor of Global Studies
- Terrence J. Levesque, PhD (Carnegie-Mellon), Professor of Economics; MIPP Program Co-ordinator
- Christine Neill, PhD (Toronto), Assistant Professor of Economics
- Tammy Schirle, PhD (UBC), Assistant Professor of Economics
- Yasmine Shamsie, PhD (York), Assistant Professor of Political Science
- Pierre L. Siklos, PhD (Carleton), Professor of Economics
- Tracy Snoddon, PhD (Alberta), Associate Professor of Economics; MIPP Director
- Debora Van Nijnatten, PhD (Queen's), Associate Professor of Political Science
- Margaret Walton-Roberts, PhD (UBC), Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies
- Randall M. Wigle, PhD (Western), Professor of Economics
Note on Courses Contained in Graduate Calendar
As far as possible, each program attempts to provide a full range of core courses and electives. However, every course listed in this Calendar is not available in every session or every year.
Students are encouraged to consult the program/department to inquire about course offerings each year.
Course Offerings
| Course # | Title | Credits |
| IP601 |
Public Sector Economics and the Global Economy |
0.5 |
| IP602 |
Tools for Public Policy Analysis and Program Evaluation |
0.5 |
| IP603 |
Comparative Public Policy |
0.5 |
| IP604 |
Politics, Policy and Globalization |
0.5 |
| IP611 |
The Economics of Environmental Accords |
0.5 |
| IP612 |
Contemporary Issues in Environmental Policy |
0.5 |
| IP613 |
Special Topics in International Environmental Policy |
0.5 |
| IP614 |
Interdisciplinary Seminar in International Environmental Policy |
0.5 |
| IP621 |
International Trade |
0.5 |
| IP622 |
Contemporary Issues in International Economic Relations |
0.5 |
| IP623 |
Special Topics in International Economic Relations |
0.5 |
| IP624 |
Interdisciplinary Seminar in International Economic Relations |
0.5 |
| IP631 |
Economic Policy and Human Security |
0.5 |
| IP632 |
Contemporary Issues in Human Security |
0.5 |
| IP633 |
Special Topics in Human Security |
0.5 |
| IP634 |
Interdisciplinary Seminar in Human Security |
0.5 |
| IP641 |
Macroeconomic Policy in an Interdependent World |
0.5 |
| IP642 |
Contemporary Issues in Governance |
0.5 |
| IP643 |
Special Topics in Global Governance |
0.5 |
| IP644 |
Interdisciplinary Seminar in Global Governance |
0.5 |
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Academic & Related Dates 2010/2011
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