English requirements
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IELTS | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 6.0 |
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Duration
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Apply Date
September
Intake
About
On this course you’ll examine international development while establishing strong foundations in micro and macro economics.
You’ll acquire the ability to think like an economist about important world issues, using data and becoming familiar with models of how the world works. You’ll study microeconomics and macroeconomics.
You’ll also explore definitions of economic development, and investigate the relationship between poverty, economic development and trade theories, exclusion and deprivation.
You’ll address economic and broader socio-political processes, explore the relationship between economy and the environment in different world regions, and examine globalisation and its effects.
Study Load: Full Time
Course Category: Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Degree Level: Bachelor
Compulsory Modules
INTRODUCTION TO DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
EVIDENCE IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND GEOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT
Optional A Modules
INTRODUCTION TO NATURAL RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT: PRINCIPLES AND CONCEPTS
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
HUMANITARIAN COMMUNICATION
INTRODUCTION TO THE POLITICS OF DEVELOPMENT
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Career destinations related to your degree include:
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Multilateral organisations
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British Government, including in the Department for International Development, the Department for Health and the Department for Communities
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Local Government
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NGOs
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Universities
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Consultancy firms
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