Master in Sdg 1 No Poverty

At MLA College, tuition fees are 8,300 USD per year.

Addressing the systemic roots of deprivation requires more than just economic intervention; it demands a sophisticated understanding of policy, social equity, and sustainable development. The SDG 1: No Poverty programme provides a focused academic framework for professionals and researchers seeking to navigate the complex landscape of global poverty eradication.

Designed for those committed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, this course bridges the gap between high-level policy objectives and practical, on-the-ground implementation. Participants explore the multidimensional nature of poverty—moving beyond simple income metrics to consider access to resources, education, and political agency. The curriculum is crafted to equip students with the analytical tools necessary to evaluate anti-poverty initiatives, assess the impact of social welfare systems, and design interventions that prioritize long-term resilience over temporary relief.

Programme Focus

• Critical evaluation of global poverty indicators and measurement frameworks.
• Integration of sustainable development strategies into local and national governance.
• Analysis of the socio-economic barriers that perpetuate cycles of poverty.
• Development of evidence-based policy proposals aimed at fostering inclusive economic growth.

This programme is particularly suited to individuals aiming to influence development policy, work within international NGOs, or lead social impact organizations. By engaging with both theoretical discourse and practical case studies, students develop the capacity to translate the ambitious targets of SDG 1 into actionable, measurable progress within their specific contexts.