MSc International Development

The MSc International Development course at Northumbria University is designed to equip students with critical insights into key political, economic, and social debates in the field of international development. The course is tailored to give learners the skills and knowledge needed to make a significant contribution in the field and to aid personal and professional growth.Course Content: The MSc International Development programme encompasses varied subjects such as development theory, political economy, geography and social policy. It is structured innovatively, including both traditional lectures and more interactive, student-driven learning methods. Students engage with case-studies, role-play scenarios, and have opportunities for study visits and opportunities to work on real-world projects.Key Modules: The course is comprised of several key modules including Development Theory and Practice, Political Economy of Development, and Participatory Development and Project Planning. In addition, there is a module on Research Methods and a final dissertation project where students have the opportunity to focus in detail on a topic of their choice.Accreditations: The course does not provide information specific to accreditations.Future Careers: The programme equips students with skills and understanding that will make them competitive in sectors such as international development, non-governmental organisations, public policy, environment, and urban development. Graduates may also opt for further academic research in this dynamic field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.