Graduates Feature: Laeba Khan, MAGG ’24
Laeba Khan
MAGG ’24
Current Position: Senior Policy Analyst, Global Affairs Canada
Graduates Feature: Laeba Khan, MAGG ’24 Read More »
2026 Technology Governance Policy Challenge Anthology Now Available
The Balsillie School of International Affairs has released the 2026 Technology Governance Policy Challenge anthology, a collection of policy briefs developed by graduate student teams from the Balsillie School, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (Canada), Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (Canada), the American University School of International Service (U.S.A.), Tecnológico de
2026 Technology Governance Policy Challenge Anthology Now Available Read More »
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Sierra Van Tent’s Third Blog from the Field
Photo credit: Sierra Van Tent By Sierra Van Tent, MIPP While researching before my move to Vientiane, something that kept coming up was that it is a very small city. At the time, I assumed they meant physically small, a quieter city compared to what I was exposed to in Toronto, or even Waterloo. But
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Sierra Van Tent’s Third Blog from the Field Read More »
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Sierra Van Tent’s Second Blog from the Field
Photo credit: Sierra Van Tent By Sierra Van Tent, MIPP Development work uses a lot of technical language: domestic revenue mobilization, tax expenditures, results-based management, financing strategies, data systems, long-term national planning frameworks, are all terms that have become deeply embedded in the day-to-day rhythm of my internship. And, while these are all components essential
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Sierra Van Tent’s Second Blog from the Field Read More »
PhD Candidate Indra Noyes Successfully Defends Her Dissertation
The Balsillie School community extends warm congratulations to Indra Noyes, who successfully defended her dissertation, “The Politics of Agroecology as a Discursive Frame in Global Food Governance” on May 11, 2026. We extend thanks to her supervisor, Dr. Jennifer Clapp, for her guidance and support throughout Indra’s doctoral research.
PhD Candidate Indra Noyes Successfully Defends Her Dissertation Read More »
Graduates Feature: Morgan Davies, MIPP ’17
Morgan Davies
MIPP ’17
Current Position: Senior Manager, AML Risk Assessment & Methodology, BMO Financial Group
Graduates Feature: Morgan Davies, MIPP ’17 Read More »
Post-Doctoral Scholar Position: Governance of Dual-Use Technologies
Position Title: Two-Year Post-Doctoral Scholar Annual Salary: $61,500 plus benefits and vacation Hours: Full-Time (35 hours/week) Start and end dates: July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2028 Location: The Balsillie School of International Affairs in Waterloo, ON Reports to: Dr. Adam Molnar, Associate Professor Department: Sociology and Legal Studies, University of Waterloo Education: Must hold
Post-Doctoral Scholar Position: Governance of Dual-Use Technologies Read More »
BSIA students named finalists in Map the System Global Competition
A warm congratulations to five BSIA students in the Master of Development Practice program, who have secured both the Overall Winner and the People’s Best Systems Map Award at the Map the System competition. Sadia Mohammad, Prishaa Rajalathan, Bria Wong-Armstrong, Chloe Stroh, and Zoraiz Sheikh explored how occupational gender shifts can contribute to the devaluation
BSIA students named finalists in Map the System Global Competition Read More »
PhD Candidate Brandon Dickson Successfully Defends His Dissertation
The Balsillie School community extends warm congratulations to Brandon Dickson, who successfully defended his dissertation, “Higher Education Sustainability Governance: The Bidirectional Flow of Ideas, Influence, and Power in University Sustainability Efforts” on April 13, 2026. We extend thanks to his supervisor, Dr. Dan Gorman, for his guidance and support throughout Brandon’s doctoral research.
PhD Candidate Brandon Dickson Successfully Defends His Dissertation Read More »
Graduates Feature: Lena Gahwi, MIPP ’20
Lena Gahwi
MIPP ’20
Current Position: Senior Associate, Sussex Strategy Group
Graduates Feature: Lena Gahwi, MIPP ’20 Read More »
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Nathalie Gatti’s third blog from the field
Photo credit: Nathalie Gatti By Nathalie Gatti, MAGG Sabaidee! Hello again from Vientiane, Lao PDR! Thinking back on my six months here in Laos, it is difficult to reflect on my initial thoughts, feelings, and reactions. This country, in which I initially felt out of place, has become a home, filled with community and some
Dispatch from UNDP Lao PDR: Nathalie Gatti’s third blog from the field Read More »
Graduates Feature: Curtis Jenken, MAGG ’19
Curtis Jenken
MAGG ’19
Current Position: Multilateral Policy Officer, International Energy Agency (IEA)
Graduates Feature: Curtis Jenken, MAGG ’19 Read More »