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PPOL 633 Borders, Backlogs, and Belonging: Asylum & Refugee Policy in Canada
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McGill School of Public Policy
Winter 2027
Course
Policy Case Study 2 (Master of Public Policy Program)
PPOL 633 Borders, Backlogs, and Belonging: Asylum & Refugee Policy in Canada (1 credit)
Teaching Schedule
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
9am to 12pm or 1pm to 4pm - Total 15 hours per week
Course Start and End Dates
April 5 to April 9, 2027
Location
680 Sherbrooke St. West, 6th Floor, Classroom #650
Salary
$4,548
Teaching Qualifications Requirements
Experience
Course Description
Case study courses are offered over a one-week period in the Fall, Winter and/or Summer terms. These courses are designed to bridge theory with practice by introducing students to the various elements of the policy process that can only be understood by practitioners who were involved in the policy's department.
Practitioners interested in teaching a policy case study must include with their application a proposal for a case study that centers on a specific policy issue in which they are or were closely involved. The practitioner's area of specialization should be as close as possible to that of the course being offered.
Application deadline
October 15, 2026
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