Calling all future leaders
The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs’ select group of 12 academic programs are unique in Canada, attracting future leaders who go on to work at the highest levels of government, diplomacy, journalism, economics, and much more. Our students learn from experts in their field and have the chance to pursue job placements within national and international organizations, as well as study abroad. With 80 specialized degree programs and a rich selection of 800 courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, there’s a path here for every passionate student eager to make a difference on a global scale.
How will you lead, connect, transform?
In the Spotlight

2025 Bell Lecture With the Hon. Lisa Raitt
Join us for an insightful evening as Ms. Raitt discusses “Canada at a Crossroads: Navigating an Uncertain Future.”

Our Research
Collaborating across diverse schools, institutes, and departments, FPGA fosters innovative research and insights at the intersections of politics, policy, and public life.

Our Strategic Plan
This strategic plan provides a vision of where the Faculty of Public and Global Affairs will be in five years’ time and outlines a set of goals designed to get us there.

Our Events
Discover our events from across the Faculty of Public and Global Affairs.
FPGA News
What’s happening in the Faculty of Public and Global Affairs
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Professor James Milner Recognized for Graduate Mentorship
Political Science Professor James Milner is known in the field of Migration and Diaspora Studies as the project director of…
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FPGA In the News | Mar 27
Stephen Azzi, Political Management Does Canada’s next prime minister need to be an MP?CTV News These Novels Tapped Into The…
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EDID on University Campuses: Under Attack or Empowered?
On March 21, The Faculty of Public and Global Affairs hosted its first EDID symposium, “EDID on University Campuses: Under…
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Canada Research Chair Remi Yergeau Considers Transness and Disability
Throughout their career, M. Remi Yergeau has drawn on their own experience as a transgender autistic scholar to study the…
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