Public Administration University of Winnipeg

Overview

The Public Administration programme at the University of Winnipeg is a distinguished Joint Master's offering that combines the academic resources of two leading institutions. Students enrolled in this course benefit from a collaborative educational environment designed to prepare them for leadership roles within the public sector.

This unique partnership allows learners to access facilities, graduate supervision, and student services at both the University of Winnipeg and the University of Manitoba. This integrated approach ensures a diverse academic experience, drawing on a wide pool of expertise and research specialisations across both campuses.

As a joint initiative, the curriculum is designed to meet rigorous standards of excellence in administrative studies.

Why Public Administration at the University of Winnipeg?

Choosing this programme provides students with the distinct advantage of receiving graduate privileges from two major universities simultaneously. This arrangement fosters a rich networking environment, connecting students with a broader community of scholars, practitioners, and fellow postgraduate researchers.

The teaching features of this joint venture emphasise interdisciplinary cooperation and practical administrative insights. By leveraging the strengths of both participating faculties, the programme offers a robust framework for understanding complex policy issues and organisational management in a contemporary context.

Furthermore, the University of Winnipeg provides a supportive atmosphere for graduate studies, with dedicated resources for international and domestic students alike. The collaborative nature of the degree ensures that graduates are well-equipped with a versatile skillset recognised by employers across various levels of government.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 5423 per semester
• National fee: CAD 2548 per semester

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a deep understanding of administrative processes and policy development. Modules may include:

• Public Administration
• History
• Peace and Conflict Studies
• Religion

Careers with Public Administration

Graduates of this joint programme are prepared for a variety of high-level roles within the public service and non-profit sectors. The comprehensive training in governance and policy analysis enables alumni to pursue careers in municipal, provincial, or federal government departments.

Beyond traditional government roles, the skills acquired during the course are highly transferable to international organisations and policy think tanks. The dual-institutional background provides a competitive edge, demonstrating a capacity for navigating complex organisational structures and diverse professional environments.