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Are you interested in complex global problems such as health and disease, environment, welfare, trade and finance? Then Laurier’s new undergraduate option in International Policy might be for you! The School of International Policy and Governance offers an International Policy Option open to all students.
You’ll complete 4.5 credits of courses. Core courses are in economics, international policy, and – depending what campus you're on – political science and global studies, or human rights and human diversity. Related electives are drawn from a wide variety of programs on our campuses.
Two electives (1.0 credit) in courses focused on international policy issues, including the following courses and others as approved by the School of International Policy and Governance.
Students should note that many of the elective courses have prerequisites courses that must be satisfied prior to registration.
Download the printable program worksheet (PDF) to help you keep track of which requirements you have completed.
Contact Us:
Jenna Hennebry, Program Coordinator
Maureen Ferraro, Program Officer