Master in Development, Environment and International Politics

Tuition fees are 36,172 USD per year.

Explore the interlinked histories, ideas and policies that shape international development. Focus on the relationship between key global political-economic processes and the environment. Our **Development, Environment, and International Politics MSc** gives you the knowledge and skills to understand and shape global debates in Development Studies, Global Environmental Politics, and contemporary International Relations. **Equip yourself** with analytical and methodological skills, as well as the conceptual and empirical knowledge needed to understand, explain and interrogate the international politics of development and the environment. **Study** the political-economic processes, actors and discourses that shape international development policy and practices. **Understand** the relationship between development, the environment and international politics. **Engage** with a rich interdisciplinary literature that explores the histories and practices of international development with a focus on environmental issues and perspectives from the global South. Key questions addressed include: - How can economic development be reconciled with ecological limits of the planet? - How do various actors - such as states, non-governmental organisations, social movements, and multilateral institutions - shape environmental policies? - How do countries in the Global South design initiatives and policies to tackle development and environmental challenges? - How do global environmental agreements influence local development practices? You will benefit from rigorous training in: - The politics of International Development - Global Environmental Politics and the politics of sustainable development - International Relations theory and practice - Policy analysis and evaluation - Research methods - Data analysis How to apply