MA in Gender and Development

Course Content
Core courses: ideas in development and policy, evidence and practice, gender analysis and theoretical perspectives, introduction to economics; optional courses: the politics of implementing gender and development, key issues in gender and development (selection)

Learning objectives, training objectives
Equip students with the analytical and conceptual skills needed to understand gender issues

Target Audience
Development practitioners from a range of international, governmental or non-governmental organisations

Qualifications
Relevant work experience, honours first degree, preferably in a related subject, IELTS

Notes
Jointly by IDS and University of Sussex faculty members

Ms. Angela Dowman

Mr. Ramya Subrahmanian

Mr. Dr. Richard Crook

Mr. Dr. Ricardo Gottschalk

Ms. Julia Brown

Ms. Angela Dowman