Doctor of Philosophy in Development Studies
Programme Description
Development Theories and Practices: Examining the historical and contemporary theories that shape development policies and practices.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrating insights from economics,...
Development Theories and Practices: Examining the historical and contemporary theories that shape development policies and practices.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrating insights from economics, sociology, political science, and anthropology to analyze development issues.
Global and Local Perspectives: Addressing development challenges at international, national, and community levels.
Research and Innovation: Conducting original research to propose evidence-based solutions to development problems.
Policy Analysis and Advocacy: Evaluating and influencing policies to promote equitable and sustainable development.
Interdisciplinary Approach: Integrating insights from economics, sociology, political science, and anthropology to analyze development issues.
Global and Local Perspectives: Addressing development challenges at international, national, and community levels.
Research and Innovation: Conducting original research to propose evidence-based solutions to development problems.
Policy Analysis and Advocacy: Evaluating and influencing policies to promote equitable and sustainable development.
Career Opportunities
Graduates with a Doctor of Philosophy in Development Studies have diverse career opportunities that allow them to address global challenges and contribute to sustainable development. Here are some potential career paths:
Academic Researcher: Conducting studies on poverty, gender equality, public health, and other development-related topics.
University Professor: Teaching and mentoring students in development studies and related fields.
Policy Advisor: Shaping policies at local, national, or international levels to promote equitable development.
Entry Requirements
For entry into the programme applicants should hold a Masters Degree.