Overview

This course explores the challenges and the changing approaches to international aid by government, multilateral organisations and non-government aid agencies. It focuses on key issues such as poverty reduction, governance, capacity building, and participatory approaches. It will equip students to be effective development practitioners in international and cross-cultural settings. The … For more content click the Read More button below.

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Learning outcomes

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[1] Demonstrate knowledge of aid & development theories, philosophies, approaches and policies.

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[2] Develop and manage aid & development projects of increasing complexity, working both independently and collaboratively.

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[3] Construct compelling, well-researched arguments pertaining to aid & development.

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[4] Formulate clear and persuasive written and spoken communication for diverse audiences, using a range of appropriate styles and formats.

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[5] Engage with complex and often controversial aid & development issues in ways that are respectful, collaborative, ethical, and interdisciplinary.

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[6] Critically evaluate and apply aid & development interventions at the local, regional and global levels.