Master of International Development
University of Canberra
Program Overview
The Master of International Development is designed to prepare students for a career in global development by combining theory, research, and practical skills focused on tackling real-world challenges like poverty, empowerment, sustainability and cross-cultural practice. The course aims to help students to understand global development theories and how they apply across different contexts to examine development issues like poverty, gender, and sustainable development. Students develop skills in planning, managing, monitoring and evaluating development projects.
Academic
2.4 GPA | 50% or above from 4 years bachelor degree
English Proficiency
IELTS: 6.5/6.0
PTE: 58/50
Career Outcome
- Community development educator
- Gender adviser
- Head of fundraising
- International aid worker or consultant
- International development worker
- Local, national or international project manager
- M&E (monitoring and evaluation) manager
- Program coordinator, specialist or analyst
- Program director or campaign director
- Social impact assessment consultant
Majors
- Humanitarian and Development Practice
Graduate Eligibility
- Any Bachelor's degree or equivalent
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