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As an interdisciplinary hub for innovation and learning, the School of Public Policy and Global Affairs (SPPGA) at the University of British Columbia draws on the expertise of university institutes, research centres and faculties, and invites collaboration with local and global communities.
UBC's MPPGA program is a professional global public policy program with particular expertise in Asia Pacific and sustainability policies.
Global Affairs
UBC's MPPGA program is a professional global public policy program with particular expertise in Asia Pacific and sustainability policies.
Global Affairs
UBC's MPPGA program is a professional global public policy program with particular expertise in Asia Pacific and sustainability policies.
"The unique aspect of the UBC MPPGA program is that it’s not only theoretical, it takes a hybrid approach. In classrooms, professors bring in global problems for you to work on and you’re interacting with real clients, so it’s a hands-on experience working towards solutions."
Zameena Dadani, MPPGA
"The unique aspect of the UBC MPPGA program is that it’s not only theoretical, it takes a hybrid approach. In classrooms, professors bring in global problems for you to work on and you’re interacting with real clients, so it’s a hands-on experience working towards solutions."
Zameena Dadani, MPPGA
"The unique aspect of the UBC MPPGA program is that it’s not only theoretical, it takes a hybrid approach. In classrooms, professors bring in global problems for you to work on and you’re interacting with real clients, so it’s a hands-on experience working towards solutions."
Zameena Dadani, MPPGA
Global Affairs
UBC's MPPGA program is a professional global public policy program with particular expertise in Asia Pacific and sustainability policies.
"The unique aspect of the UBC MPPGA program is that it’s not only theoretical, it takes a hybrid approach. In classrooms, professors bring in global problems for you to work on and you’re interacting with real clients, so it’s a hands-on experience working towards solutions."
