Masters in Public Policy (Regina campus)

Upload unofficial transcripts for all post-secondary education, that is, from each accredited institution you’ve attended where you’ve received at least one grade for one course for academic credit. If you are registered in such a course presently, upload a transcript even without the course completed.

Three letters of recommendation. Please choose academic and/or professional people who can comment on your ability to succeed in the program. Applicants can supply name and contact information in the online application portal.

The University of Regina’s online application form includes a personal statement section where applicants are asked to answer the following four questions: 1) Please describe your specific area of academic interest, and explain what motivated you to choose this area. 2) Describe how your past education, professional and other experiences have prepared you to be successful in this graduate program. 3) Describe what you hope to achieve in this graduate program. 4) Describe why this particular graduate program at the University of Regina may help you fulfill your long-term aspirations/objectives. As you answer these questions, please keep in mind the Admissions Committee is assessing your ability to write in a clear, coherent and professional manner. You should make every effort to ensure your personal statement is free of spelling and grammatical errors, properly referenced (if applicable), and concise. Please limit your response to each of the questions to no more than 200 words.

A current resume that includes background and relevant employment history.

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