James Cook University
2 years full-time
The Master of Global Development program at JCU empowers students to become ethical global citizens and change-makers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to work in priority areas like poverty alleviation, sustainable planning, social justice, and global health.
The Master of Global Development program is open to domestic and international students who have completed an undergraduate degree or equivalent. There are no specific prerequisites, but students should have a strong interest in global development, sustainability, and social justice.
The Master of Global Development program covers a range of subjects related to global development, including sustainable development, poverty alleviation, social justice, climate change, and global health. Students will explore regulatory frameworks, ethical principles, and cultural considerations in the context of development work. The program also includes opportunities for hands-on learning through internships and project-based assessments.
James Cook University is a leading institution for research and education in areas related to global development and sustainability. The university's experts bring their cutting-edge research into the classroom, and students benefit from JCU's strong industry connections and reputation for producing highly skilled graduates who can make a real impact in the development sector.
Graduates of the Master of Global Development program will be equipped to work in a variety of roles in the development sector, such as project management, policy analysis, advocacy, and program evaluation. Career opportunities may include positions with non-governmental organizations, international development agencies, government departments, and social enterprises.
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