MSc International Development

The International Development MSc course, delivered by the University of Birmingham, is a comprehensive study program that is designed to engage students in an interdisciplinary exploration of the complexities inherent in development issues. This course is perfectly suited to those who are interested in exploring the politics, economics and social dynamics of development on a global scale.Course Content: The curriculum of this course primarily revolves around the dynamics of socio-economic development, political change, and the global environment that impacts these processes. Students have the opportunity to engage in deeper study on a multitude of topics including, but not limited to, Global Ethics; Poverty; Aid and Development; and Children, Families and the State.Key Modules: The core modules include Understanding Development in the 21st Century; Political Economy of Development; and Conflict and Development. Optional modules encompass an extensive range of subjects such as Aid Management and Evaluation; International Political Economy and Global Business; Gender and Global Governance; Migration, Super-diversity and Policy; and NGOs and Development.Future Careers: Upon completion of this course, students will be well positioned for roles in International Aid and Development agencies, Public Health, Consultancy, Diplomatic Services, Non-Governmental Organisations and other related sectors. Additionally, students also have the opportunity to pursue PhD studies in the field of International Development.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.