Overview

The Master of Development Studies (MDS) is a practical professional degree focussing on the challenges of social, economic, and political development and poverty alleviation. Aimed at students from the developing world and those wanting to work in international development assistance, the MDS concentrates on the nexus of development, politics and … For more content click the Read More button below.

Contacts

Academic Chair

Admission requirements

Enrolment restrictions
Entry requirements (onshore)
English language requirements

Learning outcomes

1.
Explain and appraise major approaches and theoretical orientations in development policy and practice
2.
Identify different change processes in development
3.
Prioritise reflective practice and evaluations of development outcomes and impacts
4.
Apply research principles and methods applicable to development policy and professional practice
5.
Demonstrate high-level analytical and interpretative skills in relation to complex problems in development
6.
Display advanced professional, teamwork and communication skills appropriate to work in development policy and practice

Structure
48 credit points

Course Core48 credit points

Professional outcomes

Accrediting bodies