Minor in Public Policy
The Minor in Public Policy is an interdisciplinary program, offering students the opportunity to learn applied public policy skills and practical analysis.
Is the minor in public policy right for you?
Seamlessly integrating with your academic journey, this minor offers unparalleled opportunities, including engaging in co-op experiences, crafting impactful policy briefings, and contributing to BC Priorities projects. Experience firsthand the dynamic and practical approach of our hands-on curriculum, empowering you to excel in real-world scenarios and make a meaningful impact.
Where can the minor in public policy take you?
The courses in the minor program are designed to help students develop the core skills they would need to succeed as professional researchers, analysts, project managers, and policy advisors. The capstone course offers a simulation exercise by which groups of students will seek solutions through a contemporary policy problem.
For more information about the Public Policy Minor program, such as course information, visit SFU's academic calendar.
Explore Co-op
Co-op provides students the opportunity to explore diverse job prospects and connect with potential employers. Learn more about co-op here.
Co-op Benefits
- Hone practical and professional skills
- Develop job search and interview techniques
- Create a strong network of professional contacts
Future outlooks
Potential Careers
- Junior Economic Advisor in Government
- Legislative Aide in Government
- Policy Research Associate in NGOs
- Policy Analyst
Graduate Studies
The Minor in Public Policy opens the door for graduate study in a variety of fields, including Public Policy, Political Science, Economics, Business and Law.
Questions?
Jesmin Subba, the Undergraduate Advisor, is here to offer guidance and support.
ppmadv@sfu.ca