623 Master's degrees in International Development

Our Adult Learning and Global Change programme from Linköping University is for those who wish to understand adult learning in the framework of global change within a unique digital learning format that has won international acclaim.

International Relations and International Organization, a track of the Master's in International Relations from the University of Groningen, offers a comprehensive study in theory and practice.

The International Community Health programme of the University of Oslo prepares you to participate in community-based health promotion and disease prevention research with a focus mainly on middle and low-income societies. You are encouraged to use research findings to improve the quality and effectiveness of community health action.

The Gender, Development and Globalisation master's programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science explores gendered outcomes of global economic processes. This public study mode degree takes 12 months full-time or 24 months part-time, providing expert analytical skills for research and policy careers.

Education for Global Futures at University of Oulu is a full-time two-year master’s degree programme facilitating global dialogues in and about education, with the aim of critically re-imagining education based on social justice and decolonial thinking.

The International Development program offered by University College Dublin is designed to provide you with an interdisciplinary understanding of the process of development by bringing together expertise in politics, economics, agriculture, political economy and other areas.

In a world where over 1.4 billion people still live in poverty and inequality continues to rise, both within and between nations, the Global Development (Poverty and Inequality) programme offered by The University of Manchester equips you with the critical tools and real-world insight to address one of humanity’s most urgent moral and political challenges.

The Human Resource Management (International Development) programme offered by The University of Manchester offers a practical and critical exploration of how human resource strategies can drive sustainable development and organisational effectiveness; particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

Gain an advanced understanding of social policy in developed and developing countries.

The Educational Planning, Economics and International Development MA programme at the University College London (UCL) will provide students with the relevant knowledge, understanding and skills to work in educational planning, policy, management and administration in the context of international development. The programme focuses on issues affecting low and middle income contexts.

The MSc in International Development in the Americas at UCL is a one-year, full-time programme designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address global development challenges. This degree offers a comprehensive understanding of social justice and sustainable development in the Americas, preparing graduates for impactful careers.

The Postgraduate Diploma in International Development is offered by Massey University, where you can gain advanced knowledge and skills to help overcome poverty and enhance human wellbeing.

Delve into the fascinating world of Human Rights; an ever-popular branch of law that is both challenging and rewarding with the International Human Rights programme of the University of Aberdeen. You’ll examine a variety of cases in numerous contexts, including international law and politics, providing you with the opportunity to broaden your knowledge and gain a competitive edge in your career.

Massey University’s Postgraduate Certificate in Planning you can develop essential planning skills and knowledge for a great career.

The MSc in Global Development from University of Copenhagen enables graduates to understand, analyse and address these complexities within our world.

The Specialised Master in International and Development Economics at University of Namur aims to train present and future players in the field of development to be able to design realistic and innovative programmes which are  based on sound economic analysis and are well-adjusted to the social and political context of each country.

This Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding MA course from the University of Leeds will introduce you to the key challenges faced when security and development issues converge, and what this means for the reconstruction of war-affected societies.

The Economics programme offered by The University of Arizona aims to prepare you for working in both the public and private sector, particularly in government positions, university roles and nonprofit leadership.

The Global Policy Studies - DC Concentration MGPS program from University of Texas at Austin is an immersive 18-month course of accelerated study and work focused on both domestic and international federal policymaking.

The Engineering for International Development MSc programme offered at the University College London (UCL) will create future engineers who can work in a global context and with the skills and understanding to address the challenges of poverty worldwide.