Microprogram Politics of Transnational and Global Issues

Students must meet the following eligibility: To be considered for admission, applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree with specialization or a major in political science or in a related discipline with a minimum average of 75% (B+). If you would like to enroll into the Microprogram in Politics of Transnational and Global Issues without being admitted in a graduate studies program, send an email to the graduate studies office of the Faculty of Social Science at scsgrad@uottawa.ca and include the following documents: Two recommendation letters Copies of all transcripts from universities you have attended with your request. Transcripts must cover all courses and programs at any university you have attended, including regular programs (whether completed or not), exchanges, letters of permission, online or correspondence courses, courses taken as a special student or visiting students, etc. If your transcript and degree certificate are not in English or French, you must submit a certified translation (signed and stamped and sealed). Letter of Intent describing your research interest and your knowledge of English and French. Resume required Proof of proficiency in your program's language of instruction, an active knowledge of French or English is essential. All students admitted will have to take at least one of their courses in French, and all students must be capable of reading texts in English and French. In the case of applicants whose first language is neither English nor French Language proficiency test scores equivalencies: TOEFL 580 / IELTS Overall 6.5 - Individual 6.0 (Paper-based) TOEFL 92-93/IELTS 6.5 overall – Individual 6.0 (Internet-based) The 9 course units correspond to three of the following seminars: Course List CodeTitleUnits 9 course units from:9 Units POL 7109 Governance and Globalization POL 7111 Space and Territoriality POL 7110 International Political Economy POL 7112 Security and Conflict: Contemporary Issues POL 7119 Creation and Transformation of States and Political Regimes POL 7120 Comparative P