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Wilfrid Laurier University Leaf
May 23, 2013
 
 
Canadian Excellence
 

The Master of International Public Policy (MIPP) program is an intensive, one year graduate program that prepares students for the challenging international policy environment where policy makers must balance competing domestic priorities with rapidly-changing international dynamics.

One of the three programs affiliated with the Balsillie School of International Affairs, the MIPP program provides students with a unique and unparalleled graduate experience. Key features include an interdisciplinary and integrated curriculum, small classes and a team-teaching approach.  Four policy fields are offered: international economic relations, human security, international environmental policy and global governance. 

Our students have gone on to successful and diverse careers in Canada and abroad, including positions with the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, the Department of National Defence, World Vision, Transparency International, and the Public Policy Forum.

Our own Michael Cockburn is joining his CIGI Junior Fellowship team in presenting their brief to the IMF this April!... see the brief here

Click on the postcard of our own Leah Buckley to see what our MIPP Alumni are doing (HINT: go to pg. 40 of the upcoming Laurier Campus magazine) ...

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WHAT'S HAPPENING IN MIPP ?

Thursday, April 18 - MIPP Class Conference - BSIA room 143. A full day of presentations and group discussion with faculty and peers. 

April, 2013 - See our MIPP perspective as Michael Cockburn and his CIGI Jr. Fellowship team submits a paper in Washington with Dr. Bessma Mommani..

Participation and a Protest: Thoughts on the World Bank IMF Spring Meetings

June 3-8 - Policy Week in Ottawa with former Ambassador Paul Heinbecker. This week is full of amazing opportunities for our students to speak with a variety of highly respected international practitioners!

June 15-17 - ACUNS 2013 Annual Meeting, Lund University, Sweden. Congratulations to our 4 MIPP students who will be attending the conference and presenting to an esteemed group of international heavyweights!

Laurel Reid, "Challenges of Disaster Rick Reduction in a Globalizing World"

Simone Stawicki, "UN Leadership on Global Climate Change Governance"

Lauren Webber, "Profit meets Purpose: Leveraging Corporations to Drive Sustainable Development"

Hyla Zeifman, "From Rhetoric to Leadership: Including Women in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding".

Balsillie School of International Affairs

Balsillie School of International Affairs