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Master’s Programs

Please note that since Fall 2024, the Master’s in Political Science offers the following pathways:

Master’s degree in Political Science, in-depth research-dissertation pathway 

Focusing on the acquisition of theoretical and practical skills in research and political analysis, this Master's degree with in-depth research and dissertation pathway enables you to experience a complete scientific research process and develop an expertise in a particular field of Political Science.

Master’s degree in Political Science, internship-dissertation pathway

Focusing on the acquisition of theoretical and applied skills in research and policy analysis, the Master's degree with dissertation and internship enables you to experience the research process while gaining practical experience through a short exploratory internship in a workplace related to your field of study.

Master’s degree in Public and International Affairs

Focusing on the acquisition of scientific and professional skills, the Master's in Public and International Affairs (MAPI) will equip you for the job market through practice-oriented courses and an in-depth professional internship program, renowned for its diversified offering and high placement rate, from local to international.

For further information on our programs, please contact Martin Papillon (martin.papillon@umontreal.ca), Graduate Programs Manager.


Program admission guide (in French)


Financial Support


The advantages of studying Graduate programs in Political Science at Université de Montréal

  • Be part of a dynamic and intellectually stimulating environment.
  • Learn from a faculty and teaching staff with recognized expertise.
  • Participate in networking events, training courses and conferences on current issues offered by the Department of Political Science and its many research centers and teams.
  • Take advantage of exchange programs and summer schooling offered at Université de Montréal and elsewhere in the world to enhance your experience.
  • Take part in a mentoring program and meet experts in residence at the House of Public and International Affairs.
  • Finance your studies through a variety of scholarships and employment opportunities as a teaching or research assistant.