Government and the workings of the public sector impact us all.
Those who understand how and why public decisions are made have an edge—not only in the public service but also in the private and non-profit sectors. Being able to visualize the complex network of public and private interests that impact society is what will set you apart in the workforce.
Think boldly. Get ahead.
The Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy delivers an innovative, practical and theoretically-based education that meets the needs of students, employers and the greater public.
We are currently accepting applications in the following programs:
Graduate Programs
- Master of Public Administration (course-based, professional master's degree)
- Master of Public Policy (research-based degree)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy (research-based degree)
- Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Economics (research-based degree, jointly offered with the U of S Departments of Economics, Agricultural and Resource Economics, Finance and Management Science)
Graduate Programs (Online)
- Master of Public Administration (course-based, online degree)
- Master of Health Administration (course-based, online degree)
- Master of Governance and Entrepreneurship in Northern and Indigenous Areas (hybrid course-and-research-based, online degree jointly offered with UiT the Arctic University of Norway)
Masters/Graduate Certificates
- Economic Analysis for Public Policy Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Health Systems Management Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Indigenous Nation-Building Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Public Management Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Public Policy Analysis Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Science and Innovation Policy Certificate (course-based certificate)
- Social Economy, Co-operatives and the Non-Profit Sector Certificate (course-based certificate)
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