MSc International Public Policy and Development

The International Public Policy and Development course at Royal Holloway, University of London, is a postgraduate program designed to educate students about the complexities of contemporary international public policy, governance, and socio-economic development. The course offers a deep understanding of the ways in which evolving policy challenges are comprehended by governments and related organisations, including the private sector, civil society and international agencies.Course Content: This program focuses on new and emerging public policy concerns, considering both the role of the state and the market in providing critical human needs, and the roles of civil society and the third sector. Additionally, the course engages with the latest debates on public policy, governance, and development theory and practice.Key Modules: The course offers several key modules including 'Global Public Policy', 'Comparative Social Policy', 'Development Theories', 'Policy Evaluation Research', 'Public Policy in Contemporary Britain,' 'Policy-Making and Democracy', 'Non-Profit and Public Organisations', and 'The Politics of Social Policy'.Future Careers: The course can open up a range of career opportunities for graduates including careers in international organisations such as the UN, the World Bank, those in the European Union and regional bodies such as the African Union and ASEAN. Graduates may also work in the governmental sector, NGOs and charities, policy think tanks, consultancies, or continue on to PhD-level study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.