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Our Alumni Network

FPGA alumni were among Carleton’s first students, studying journalism and public policy in downtown Ottawa in the 1940s. The number of degree programs grew, and in 1997, the Faculty of Public and Global Affairs (FPGA) brought together twelve units that deal directly with government, civil society, and the relationship between the two.

Today, we boast an alumni community that’s more than 34,246. It includes well-known journalists, top government leaders, diplomats, and many more graduates making an important contribution to our society.

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OUR GRADS

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TOP AREAS OF WORK

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GRADUATED IN 2023-2024

Read Stories Featuring our Grads:

Nilufar Ramji

Nilufar Ramji, Strategic Communications Specialist, NASA

Nilufar Ramji is a Public Affairs and Strategic Communication Specialist at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. She leads a…

Nicholas Miller, Labour Relations Manager, NAV CANADA

When Nicholas Miller began his bachelor’s degree in law and legal studies at Carleton University, he envisioned attending law school…

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Laura Tribe, Executive Director, OpenMedia

As the Executive Director of OpenMedia, Laura Tribe advocates for citizens’ rights to a free, secure and democratic internet. OpenMedia is…

David Colleto

David Coletto, CEO & Founder, Abacus Data

David Coletto harnesses the data-collection power of his company, Abacus Data, to deliver strategic advice and research design expertise to leading…

Andrea Harden

Andrea Harden, Senior Strategist, The Sunrise Project

As an energy and climate campaigner for the Council of Canadians, Andrea Harden watched the rising influence of social media…

Raj Venugopal

Alumni Profile: Raj Venugopal, General Manager, Canada Post Corporation

Carleton political science alumnus Raj Venugopal, General Manager for International Affairs and Global Business at the Canada Post Corporation, recently met…