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Political Science

Program Overview

The Master of Arts program is designed to satisfy the diverse interests of students who wish to pursue a year of graduate study in political science. Students admitted to the MA program may choose from two fields: Political Science and Political Theory. Students whose interests are primarily normative and philosophical may choose the field of Political Theory.

The combined degree program in Law, Juris Doctor / Political Science, Doctor of Philosophy (JD/PhD) program enables students to acquire a PhD in Political Science as well as a Juris Doctor (JD) in Law.

The Doctor of Philosophy program offers courses in the fields of Canadian Politics; Comparative Politics; Development Studies; International Relations; Political Theory; and Public Policy.


Quick Facts

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Application deadline PhD:

Fall 2024 entry

08-Jan-2024

MA:

Fall 2024 entry

15-Jan-2024

PhD:

Fall 2024 entry

08-Jan-2024

MA:

Fall 2024 entry

15-Jan-2024

Minimum admission average MA:

Cumulative grade average of B+

PhD:

A– or better in their most recent degree

MA:

Cumulative grade average of B+

PhD:

A– or better in their most recent degree

Direct entry option from bachelor's to PhD? PhD:

Yes

PhD:

Yes

Are any standardized tests required/recommended? MA, PhD:

NA

MA, PhD:

NA


Alexandre Paquin-Pelletier
Alexandre Paquin-Pelletier
Alumnus, PhD, Political Science, GG Gold Medal Recipient
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