International Development MSc

**Explore global poverty solutions with our MSc in International Development. Combine theoretical and practical teaching, gain critical insights, and receive personalised support from expert faculty in a supportive and diverse academic community.**<br/><br/>Position yourself to drive positive, sustainable change and make a significant impact on global poverty reduction, advancing your career and shaping the future.<br/><br/>**Why study this course at the University of Birmingham?**<br/>Combine theory and practical skills to address global poverty with our MSc International Development. Tailor your learning with diverse optional modules and receive dedicated support from experienced multi-disciplinary specialists and gain practical experience through overseas fieldwork opportunities. Benefit from our esteemed global reputation and diverse student body from all backgrounds, resulting in fostering a range of perspectives. Develop essential skills for careers in government, NGOs, and more, within an inclusive academic setting that promotes collaboration and networking.<br/>- Blend theory and practical skills to effectively address global poverty challenges.<br/><br/><br/>- Choose from diverse optional modules to tailor your degree to your interests and career objectives.<br/><br/><br/>- Receive guidance from experienced multi-disciplinary specialists throughout your academic journey.<br/><br/><br/>- Engage with a diverse student body, fostering a wide range of viewpoints and enhancing opportunities.<br/><br/><br/>**Career opportunities**<br/>Our MSc in International Development will equip you to tackle global poverty with a deep understanding of development theories and practical approaches. Whether you aim for roles in international organisations, government, NGOs, or consultancy, our programme offers flexibility and expert support to tailor your studies. Benefit from hands-on fieldwork experiences, a diverse academic community, and comprehensive skills in critical analysis, governance, and effective communication—essential for shaping the future of policies and initiatives worldwide.