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Graduates go on to roles in government, consulting, policy research, international organizations, and the private sector. Many leverage their Ottawa location to build networks directly with federal institutions and embassies.
Admission is selective and based on academic standing. Strong communication skills and demonstrated interest in political or public affairs are valued. Carleton's location in the nation's capital makes this program especially attractive to prospective students.
Direct proximity to Parliament Hill, federal ministries, and NGOs gives students unmatched access to practitioners and internship opportunities. The curriculum blends theory with applied research, preparing graduates for real-world impact from day one.
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