MA/MS in International Administration (Professional Profile)

The Master's in Public Administration, Professional profile, concentration in international administration, is a 45-credit Master of Public Administration (M.A.P.) offered by ENAP (Ecole nationale d'administration publique), combining coursework with a capstone rather than a thesis. It explores international administration through fields such as law, political economy, trade, international relations, and public action at the global scale. The curriculum includes six mandatory core courses (18 credits) covering public-organization management, public-administration principles, and methodology; four concentration courses in international administration (12 credits), covering international political economy, foreign-aid issues, and foreign-policy analysis; two elective ENAP courses (6 credits); and a nine-credit capstone chosen among an internship, an organizational project, or an integration seminar. Courses are offered mainly at the Quebec City and Montreal campuses, with some available online. The program targets recent bachelor's graduates and working professionals holding support, analysis, or planning roles across public organizations, as well as private and nonprofit organizations.