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Level 1
REQUIRED:
| PPA 101 | Canadian Public Administration I: Institutions | | PPA 102 | Canadian Public Administration II: Processes | | PPA 125 | Rights, Equity and the State |
REQUIRED GROUP 1: Two courses from the following:
| PPA 120 | Canadian Politics and Government | | PPA 121 | Ontario Politics and Government | | PPA 122 | Local Politics and Government | | PPA 124 | Indigenous Politics and Governance |
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from Table I.
NOTE: Upon successful completion of Level 1, students may apply for a Certificate in Public Administration and Governance.
Students admitted prior to Fall 2011 should follow the curriculum as it appeared in the calendar in effect at the time of their admission.
Students admitted prior to Fall 2011 who wish to follow the new curriculum (above) should contact the Department of Politics and Public Administration and complete a plan change form.
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Level 2
REQUIRED:
REQUIRED GROUP 1: Three courses from the following (not previously taken):
| PPA 120 | Canadian Politics and Government | | PPA 121 | Ontario Politics and Government | | PPA 122 | Local Politics and Government | | PPA 124 | Indigenous Politics and Government | | PPA 235 | Theories of the State | | PPA 303 | Financial Management | | PPA 319 | Politics of Work and Labour | | PPA 703† | Dispute Resolution in an Indigenous Context | | PPA 705† | Sustainable Development and First Nations |
† Offered only through First Nations partnership
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: One course from the following:
| ECN 104 | Introductory Microeconomics | | ECN 204 | Introductory Macroeconomics | | ECN 210 | Inflation and Unemployment in Canada | | ECN 220 | Evolution of the Global Economy | | ECN 320 | Introduction to Financial Economics |
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from Table I.
† First Nations students will complete PPA 705 and PPA 703 in lieu of PPA 235 and PPA 319 respectively.
NOTE: Upon successful completion of Level 2, students may apply for an Advanced Certificate in Public Administration and Governance.
Students admitted prior to Fall 2011 should follow the curriculum as it appeared in the calendar in effect at the time of their admission.
Students admitted prior to Fall 2011 who wish to follow the new curriculum (above) should contact the Department of Politics and Public Administration and complete a plan change form.
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Level 3 - Research Paper Option
REQUIRED:
| PPA 333 | Research Methods in Public Administration | | PPA 51A/B | Public Policy Research Paper |
REQUIRED GROUP 1: Eight courses from the following (not previously taken):
REQUIRED GROUP 2: Two courses from the following:
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A; Three courses from Table B.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Seven courses from Table I.
Upon successful completion of Level 3, any of the three options, students may apply for a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and Governance.
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Level 3 - Practicum Option
REQUIRED:
REQUIRED GROUP 1: Eight courses from the following (not previously taken):
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A; Three courses from Table B.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from Table I.
In order to be eligible to enroll in the Practicum (PPA 50A/B), students must have a minimum of two years of appropriate work experience in the public, para-public, or non-profit sectors, and must have their application approved by the Practicum Committee. Please consult the Department of Politics and Public Administration. Students who are accepted into the Practicum Option are exempt from the Required Group 2 requirement in the Research Paper Option, and require only two Professionally-Related electives. Upon successful completion of Level 3, any of the three options, students may apply for a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and Governance.
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Level 3 - Practicum Option: First Nations
REQUIRED:
REQUIRED GROUP 1: Eight courses from the following (not previously taken):
| PPA 303 | Financial Management | | PPA 335 | Theories of Bureaucracy | | PPA 402 | Program Planning and Evaluation | | PPA 403 | e-Government | | PPA 425 | Intergovernmental Relations | | PPA 700 | Comparative Indigenous Politics/Policy | | PPA 700 | Comparative Indigenous Politics/Policy | | PPA 701 | Public/Private Partnerships | | PPA 702 | Administrative Law in Indigenous Context | | PPA 703 | Dispute Resolution in Indigenous Context | | PPA 704 | Current Issues in Indigenous Governance | | PPA 705 | Sustainable Development and First Nations |
LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A; Three courses from Table B.
PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from Table I.
First Nations students admitted through the First Nations partnership are, as part of the admission criteria, eligible to complete the Practicum Option. Students who are accepted into the Practicum Option are exempt from the Required Group 2 requirement in the Research Paper Option, and require only two Professionally-Related electives. Upon successful completion of Level 3, any of the three options, students may apply for a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and Governance.
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