May 1, 2019
Meet the 2019-20 Urban Policy Graduate Fellows
The Urban Policy Lab is excited to announce the 2019-20 cohort of Urban Policy Graduate...
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A training
ground for
urban policy
professionals.
The Urban Policy Lab is a training ground for urban policy professionals at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, in partnership with the School of Cities, designed to inspire and prepare students for policy careers focused on cities.
The Lab offers students career development and experiential learning opportunities through graduate fellowships, skills workshops, mentoring and networking programs, and collaborative research and civic education projects.
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graduate fellowships awarded
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student participants in skills workshops & training events
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professionals involved in mentoring & networking initiatives
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work-integrated learning placements
Latest Updates
March 12, 2019
Apply now to be a UPL Graduate Fellow
The Urban Policy Graduate Fellows program is an initiative by the Urban Policy Lab that...
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February 28, 2019
Nearly 100 students participate in Urban Policy Career & Skills Development Day
As part of the Munk School’s MPP Professional Development Week, on January 16th, the Urban...
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January 29, 2019
Four Great Ideas from the Urban Policy Lab Case Competition
Members of the winning team Arsalan Esmaeili, Cindy Liu, and Nicholas Chu pictured with the...
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December 4, 2018
Dispatches from Abroad: Singapore
The Urban Policy Lab’s “Dispatches from Abroad” blog series provides an opportunity for students at...
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December 4, 2018
Dispatches from Abroad: Paris
The Urban Policy Lab’s “Dispatches from Abroad” blog series provides an opportunity for students at...
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Director's Message
"The goal of the Urban Policy Lab is to spark creative collaborations between academic researchers and urban policy practitioners, and to inspire and prepare students to pursue policy careers focused on cities."