Master in Development Evaluation and Management

The Master in Development Evaluation and Management is designed for those interested in understanding the dynamics of development efforts by various public and private actors. This one-year program offers a comprehensive view of past and present aid policies, focusing on the roles of multilateral and bilateral donors. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in analytical environments and are eager to explore the institutional contexts of development interventions.

Students will engage with two specialized tracks: one focusing on national institutions and poverty reduction strategies, and the other on development interventions and local institutional change. The curriculum emphasizes methodological and practical insights into development evaluation, equipping students with the skills needed to analyze complex development scenarios and the challenges they present.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers in various sectors, including government agencies, international NGOs, and bi- or multilateral donor organizations. Job titles may include Development Analyst, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, Policy Advisor, and Project Manager. The skills gained are transferable across industries, making graduates well-prepared for diverse roles in development and beyond.