133 Master's in International Development in North America

The master of arts (M.A.) in Global Studies at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is a two-year interdisciplinary “applied research” degree that combines scholarly rigor and practical skills. 

The goal of the Global Human Development Program from Georgetown University is to prepare students – through coursework, internships, extra-curricular activity, and practical field work – to understand the challenges of international development and provide the tools to address those challenges as successful professionals.

At International and Intercultural Communications from University of Denver you will have the freedom to build a personalized, relevant coursework plan that prepares you to pursue your unique professional goals.

The International and Development Economics programme at Yale University is an intensive one-year master's degree. This public study mode course provides expert quantitative training to prepare students for global development roles. It combines rigorous econometrics with a collaborative, small-cohort learning environment.

The Training and Development Postgraduate Certificate from Portland State University prepares professionals who teach, train, manage, and/or consult in the area of workforce (employee and volunteer) development.  Students will apply current theory as they plan, create, deliver, and evaluate high quality training programs for their organizations.

The University of Utah’s Master of Science in International Affairs and Global Enterprise (MIAGE) program was established in 2008 as a joint offering by the College of Social and Behavioral Science, the S.J. Quinney College of Law, and the David Eccles School of Business. 

In the Global Community Engagement - Global Community Engagement program of the University of Denver, you’ll critically explore issues of global concern and experience hands-on engagement with changing communities to make a positive impact.

The International Affairs program at University of North Florida has the mission is to educate students about the political, economic, cultural, and historical dimensions of our interconnected world.

The Master of Arts in Global Affairs (GAMA) from University of Oklahoma enables students to pursue studies with a focus on the political, economic and social interactions that have an impact on global turbulence.

The M.A. in Comparative and International Education at Columbia University is a 32-credit postgraduate programme. Delivered through a public study mode on campus, it offers both full-time and part-time pathways. Students explore global development and transcultural studies over a duration of one to two years in New York.

Become a leader in international and intercultural education. This Comparative and International Development Education (CIDE) track program at University of Minnesota is designed for students to gain a mastery of skills and knowledge in how cultural, economic, and political forces affect international and intercultural education. 

The Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame offers a two-year professional Master of Global Affairs (M.G.A.) degree to prepare students to become highly skilled, effective and ethical leaders in governments; nongovernmental organizations; and the private sector. 

Global Community Engagement from University of Denver creatively links coursework with pressing local and global issues like migration, environmental decline, and poverty. Explore the intersection of race, class, gender, and religion to make better organizational decisions. Work skillfully across cultures to advocate for marginalized people. Global is here.

New York City is home to the United Nations, global businesses and foundations, and more international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) than any other American city. We offer a International Affairs - International Nongovernmental Organizations degree at Baruch College. 

The International Development Policy degree from Georgetown University equips today’s future leaders in development with the essential technical and analytical skills necessary to make a positive difference in the world. A degree for professionals with experience in development or related fields, the MIDP delivers skills in evidence-based policymaking within a broad, multi-disciplinary curriculum.

The Global Health and Development (Certificate NDP) degree offered by The University of Arizona is considered the flagship academic program of the Global Health Institute, a top center of excellence in education, research and service.

The Middle Eastern and North African Studies programme at The University of Arizona offers a rigorous curriculum that encourages you to engage in a critical analysis of current ideas and methodologies in the field.

The International Agricultural Development interdisciplinary graduate group at the University of California, Davis, provides students with knowledge and skills to implement, facilitate, and manage programs that enhance agricultural development, resource management, and rural life, particularly in developing and less-industrialized regions of the world.

The Master's in Development Practice at Emory University is designed to meet those challenges by combining hands-on learning and field-based training with rigorous studies in a broad range of academic disciplines.

The Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics program from The Ohio State University is offered jointly by two nationally ranked departments: the Department of Economics, and the Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics.