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Diploma Programme

Diploma in Development Studies

1 Years Duration

Programme Description

The programme aims to produce skilled people who can apply basic to middle level skills in development. The objectives of the programme are: To guide students through basic research methods in devel...

Career Opportunities

A Diploma in Development Studies can lead to a variety of fulfilling career opportunities in sectors focused on development, policy, and community engagement. Here are some potential paths you might consider:

Community Development Worker: Engaging with local communities to promote sustainable development practices.

Project Coordinator: Assisting in the planning and implementation of development projects for NGOs, government agencies, or international organizations.

Policy Assistant: Supporting policy analysts in researching and developing policies related to social, economic, and environmental development.

Research Assistant: Conducting research on development issues and contributing to academic and policy debates.

Non-profit Program Officer: Working with non-profit organizations to manage and support development programs.

International Aid Worker: Providing support to international organizations that offer aid and development assistance to developing countries.

Social Development Worker: Focusing on social aspects of development, such as education, health, and gender equality.

Environmental Assistant: Assisting in projects focused on sustainable environmental management and conservation.

Community Outreach Coordinator: Facilitating communication and engagement between organizations and local communities.

Development Consultant: Working with organizations to plan and implement development initiatives.

Entry Requirements

5 ‘O’ Level passes including English Language and relevant working experience.