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Master of International Development
Graduates will demonstrate knowledge and skills which can be applied in developing policy and strategies, and in managing and evaluating international development programmes. They will also have the capacity to implement independent research reports in a rigor…
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Graduates will demonstrate knowledge and skills which can be applied in developing policy and strategies, and in managing and evaluating international development programmes. They will also have the capacity to implement independent research reports in a rigorous and ethical manner and to effectively analyse and communicate findings of research. Graduates will thus be employable by a wide range of development agencies in the public, private and civil society sectors (including NGOs).
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A Bachelor of Arts (Developmental Studies), with a minimum B average across the 200 and 300-level majoring courses, or equivalent; or a Bachelor degree, with a minimum B average across the 200 and 300-level courses and relevant field or industry experience; or a Postgraduate Diploma in International Development, with a minimum B average, or equivalent.
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