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Global Development
MSc Global Development is a dynamic and interdisciplinary course that offers a deep, critical understanding of the complex forces shaping development in our rapidly changing world. Designed for those who want to explore the politics, policies and practices of…
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School of Environment, Education and Development · Business and management
MSc Global Development is a dynamic and interdisciplinary course that offers a deep, critical understanding of the complex forces shaping development in our rapidly changing world. Designed for those who want to explore the politics, policies and practices of development from a truly global perspective, this course equips you with the analytical tools and practical skills to tackle some of the most urgent challenges of our time; from poverty and inequality to climate change, governance, and global economic shifts. At its core, the course blends cutting-edge theory with hands-on insight. You’ll learn how development policy is made and implemented, and more importantly, how to interrogate its outcomes. What makes this course especially distinctive is its integrated approach - drawing on political economy, sociology, economics, environmental studies, and public policy to explore the causes and consequences of development interventions across diverse contexts. Whether you're a recent social science graduate or an experienced practitioner in a development organisation, NGO, government agency or private sector, this MSc provides a stimulating environment in which to sharpen your thinking, expand your horizons, and develop the intellectual agility needed to work across disciplines and sectors. MSc Global Development is also uniquely structured as both a standalone course and an umbrella for a range of specialist master's pathways, each addressing a critical dimension of development. You’ll have the opportunity to explore your interests in areas such as: - Global Political Economy - understanding the systems of trade, finance, and power that shape development outcomes. - Governance and Management - examining how institutions operate, make decisions, and affect change. - Poverty and Inequality - exploring the structural and systemic drivers of marginalisation and exclusion. - Environment - analysing the interplay between development and ecological sustainability in an age of climate crisis. With the — Institute at — University of — - ranked among the top development studies institutions in the world you’ll be joining a vibrant, globally minded community of scholars, students and professionals committed to advancing justice, equity, and sustainability in development practice. Whether you're seeking to launch a career in development or looking to deepen and diversify your expertise, this course will challenge you to think differently and inspire you to make a meaningful impact in the world.
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We require a UK Honours degree with a First or Upper Second (2.1) classification or the overseas equivalent, in any discipline. When assessing your academic record we take into account the grades you have achieved and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification.
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