Public Policy in Housing Policy (MPP)

The Master of Public Policy (MPP) in Housing Policy is a professional degree that integrates seminar-based learning, case studies, skills labs, and experiential education opportunities to develop core competencies in public policy in general, and housing policy within a Canadian context. The interdisciplinary curriculum focuses on developing the theory and skills necessary for students to master public policy fundamentals, housing policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement strategies.

The program aims to train prospective policy leaders to effectively address the complex social, political, and economic challenges associated with contemporary housing issues in Canada. By leveraging their training as policymakers, graduates will be prepared to lead interdisciplinary teams in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. They will be well-placed to advance innovative solutions to complex housing policy challenges.

The MPP in Housing Policy features a unique co-teaching model, pairing academic experts with policy practitioners to provide a comprehensive learning experience. Students participate in skills labs focused on stakeholder management and informatics for public policy, preparing them to tackle real-world housing challenges.

Areas of research

• Social sciences
• Economics
• Political science
• Business