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Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy

Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy

Jacquelyn Pless, Mark Duggan and Sara Seager.

New constellation of academic stars headed to U of T

November 12, 2025

In a “big win for Canada,” the University of Toronto is further strengthening its academic ranks with three top researchers from U.S. universities whose work ranges from the search for new planets to the economics of powering our own.

Munk School appoints leading economist Mark Duggan as director

November 12, 2025

Mark Duggan, a leading economist and policy scholar, has been named Director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, with a cross-appointment in the Department of Economics, effective September 1, 2026.

Professor Paola Salardi uses data to test courtroom reforms and teaches her methods to students

November 10, 2025

For Professor Paola Salardi, diving deep into data and building true connections with her stakeholders are key approaches to solving some of the world’s most persistent inequalities.

Recent Arts & Science grads named Pathy Fellows for projects transforming local communities

October 28, 2025

Recent Arts & Science graduates — Rhea Raghunauth and Omer Malikyar — are among seven recipients of

Youth advocate and activist arrives at U of T with a passion for politics

October 07, 2025

Sarah Morra vividly remembers the 2016 U.S. presidential election and the spirited discussions and debates it sparked among her classmates.

She was nine years old — and in Grade 4.

A large group of students in front of a graphic sign that says Singapore.

The making of a superpower: Summer Abroad course looks at China’s economic transformation

September 23, 2025

Fifty years ago, China was an isolated, impoverished nation with a state-led economy. Today, it’s a global superpower with rising economic influence in many regions of the world.

Mary Louise & Ronald Laidlaw Martin Graduate Scholarships continue to change the lives of graduate students years after the legacy gift was made

September 15, 2025

Over the past six years, dozens of students have overcome financial barriers and been given the freedom to focus on their academics, thanks to the Mary Louise & Ronald Laidlaw Martin Graduate Scholarships, established through a generous

Philosopher Jason Stanley to instil a sense of urgency about global affairs and the 'rollback of democracy'

August 26, 2025

One of the greatest weapons that authoritarians — past and present — have used to suppress democratic freedoms worldwide is language, particularly its power to distort reality and reinforce ideologies that uphold social hierarchies.

How to succeed at the University of Toronto? Tips for making the most of the academic year

August 26, 2025

Beginning your studies at the University of Toronto can stir a mix of emotions, ranging from excitement and joy to uncertainty and homesickness.

Madison Schramm and the cover of the book, &#039;Why Democracies Fight Dictators.&#039;

A new book asks: Why do democracies attack dictatorships?

August 05, 2025

While strolling through New York City some years ago, Madison Schramm came across a large billboard featuring the larger-than-life image of former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

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