The MSc Applied International Development program offered by the University of Reading is designed to develop a thorough understanding of development theory and practices around the world. This course provides rigorous training in applied economics and quantitative and qualitative research methods. It's aimed at individuals wishing to develop a career in foreign aid, development project management, policy-making, and government agencies.Course Content: The program provides in-depth understanding of developing countries and specialised knowledge of the economic, institutional and policy processes that influence the development alternatives available to these countries. The knowledge and skills acquired will enable students to tailor strategies to specific developmental needs and to monitor and adjust these strategies as they unfold. Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Theories and Techniques of Quantitative Research, Applied Econometrics, Development Projects: Design and Appraisal, and Economic Development Policy.Future Careers: Graduates from this program could find employment in a wide range of areas, including foreign aid, development project management, policy-making, governmental agencies, NGOs, banks, or multinational businesses that operate in developing countries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.