Microprogram Data Analysis for Public Policy: Leveraging Data to Solve Challenges

If you have already enrolled in a graduate studies program and would like to add the Microprogram in Data analysis for public policy: Leveraging data to solve challenges to your program of study, contact the graduate studies office of the Faculty of Social Science at scsgrad@uottawa.ca. Non-degree students Students pursuing a Graduate Microprogram, without being admitted to or intending to complete a graduate program, must obtain the prior approval of the academic unit offering the Graduate Microprogram. Students must meet the following eligibility: Applicants must have completed an honours undergraduate degree (or its equivalent) in the social sciences, in arts, in management, or in law, with at least a 75% (B+) average (calculated in accordance with graduate studies guidelines). Applicants with degrees in other disciplines may also be considered, depending on the relevance of their previous degree and experience to the microprogram “Data analysis for public policy: Leveraging data to solve challenges”. Applicants should note that meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee their admission. In making decisions, the admission committee of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs takes into account all application material as well as the number of places available. Language Requirements: Candidates who have not graduated from a French-speaking or an English-speaking university must pass the computerized Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or equivalent, before admission. All applicants must be able to understand speak and write proficiently either English or French and have a passive knowledge (ability to understand the spoken and written word) of the other language. Applicants whose first language is neither English nor French must provide proof of proficiency in one or the other. The list of acceptable proofs is indicated in the “Admission” section of the general regulations in effect for graduate studies. If you would like to enroll into the Microprogram in Data a