557 Full-time Master's degrees in International Development

Do you often wonder why it remains so hard to tackle global challenges such as poverty, inequality and environmental degradation? Are you intrigued by topics like migration, climate justice and social unrest? If so, join the MSc in International Development Studies from Wageningen University and Research and learn how to contribute to a more just and sustainable future.

The International Studies course from University of Limerick explores global issues such as terrorism, nuclear proliferation, global inequality, and globalisation through the lens of international relations theories.  

This International Project Management course from GEM Alpine Business School trains professionals to lead complex projects for private and public organizations on a global scale.

The Global Strategy and Sustainability programme is offered at The University of Edinburgh is designed to help students learn about business and its impact.

The Development Economics course from SOAS University of London integrates two fundamental intellectual traditions that our unique Department has cultivated for decades: a rigorous pluralist theoretical approach to economics and a focus on real-world development issues using modern economic analytical tools.

Along students of all nationalities, you learn to manage teams and pilot projects ethically in a business environment increasingly impacted by digital and new technologies. The International Business Development course is offered at IPAG Business School.

This one-year (2-semester) International Relations - Pre-Master’s Programme from OnCampus Aston offers successful students guaranteed progression to Aston University.

On this Globalisation, Business and Development degree offered at University of Sussex you'll examine the key elements of business operations and their growing relevance to international development.

Through the International Energy Studies and Energy Economics from University of Dundee you will learn about the multiple and complex challenges facing the energy industry, such as decarbonisation, wide scale digitisation, and decentralisation.

Throughout this International Development Management course from University of Bath, you’ll analyse the ways in which organisations navigate the rapidly changing landscape of international development, with a focus on how and why certain development interventions are made.

International Development and Agricultural Economics (IDAE) at Czech University of Life Sciences Prague provides a great opportunity for students to understand the role of economic theories in agricultural production systems, agri-food chains, development strategies, climate change initiatives and policies, particularly in tropical regions.

Explore the theory, practice and discipline of international relations with this International Relations and Global Crises degree at Sheffield Hallam University. 

 Media and Global Development from University of East Anglia delivers a powerful mix of theory and hands-on experience, designed to launch your career in media and global development.

The Migration, Mobility and Development from SOAS University of London offers you the opportunity to combine study and analysis of critical perspectives on development and the related field of migration studies.

Global Development Politics from University of York, learn to view development as a complex of practices, policies and possibilities. 

Focus on sustainable development and how economic systems and policies can support Sustainable Development Goals. Work directly with policy makers on finding solutions to complex societal challenges during this Economics of Sustainability from Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Climate Change and Global Development from the University of East Anglia offers you the opportunity to be part of the solution. This exciting programme draws on UEA’s pioneering track record in climate science and global development. 

Join the MA in Refugee Integration degree delivered by Dublin City University to gain the skills and knowledge needed to lead in advocacy, crisis response and shaping inclusive policies for a rapidly changing world. Study part-time, hybrid or full time in person and become part of Ireland’s first University of Sanctuary.

Tackle global challenges through education, by gaining multidisciplinary knowledge, practical skills and a critical perspective to lead in international development with the International Development and Education programme from Newcastle University.

Explore global development by focusing on economic concepts, such as social identity, collective action, power relations, and psychological biases with this International Development with Economics course from University of Bath.