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The graduate coursework program in Development Studies applies a social science and humanities perspective to questions of social, economic and political development. Students acquire a solid grounding of knowledge in the core program of the nature of poverty, inequality and the other development challenges in the developing world and the theories, policies and practices developed to address it.
Students who complete three courses (24 units of credit) qualify for the Graduate Certificate in Arts in Development Studies (program 7325, plan code COMDBS7325).
Courses
The Graduate Certificate students must select three of the 8 unit of credit courses listed below.
Other courses may be selected with the permission of the Program Coordinator.
Applicants should normally hold a three-year Bachelor degree in any discipline. In exceptional circumstances, applicants may be admitted without a first degree but with general and professional attainments acceptable to the Faculty.
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