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Click on any of the programme below and read more on the programme structure and course outline
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MPHIL ( PEACE AND DEVELOPMENTSTUDIES) |
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M.A(Development and Management) |
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LABOUR STUDIES (POST GRADUATE/DIPLOMA CERT ) |
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DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (MPHIL) |
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For this programme you would be required to take
compulsory (core courses) during the first semester
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DEV 501: |
Concepts and Theories of Development and Underdevelopment |
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DEV 502: |
Analytical techniques in Development Studies I |
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Advanced Research Methods |
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Advanced Social Statistics |
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Advanced Social Statistics |
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DEV 507: |
Analytical Techniques in Development Studies II |
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DEV 508: |
Philosophical Foundations of Development Studies |
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DEV 599: |
Theses |
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SPECIAL (OPTIONAL) FIELDS (STUDENTS CHOOSE ONE IN THE SECOND SEMESTER) |
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DEV 511 |
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DEV 512 |
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DEV 513 |
Regional development planning
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DEV 514 |
Food and Agricultural development
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DEV 515 |
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Technology and Development |
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Human Resource Development |
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DEV 518 |
Environment and development
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DEV 519 |
Land resource development
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DEV 520 |
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DEV 521 |
Gender and development |
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DEV 522 |
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DEV 523 |
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In the second year, the MPhil student develops a thesis proposal and carries out research relating to a contemporary problem in development studies. The final thesis should normally not exceed 50,000 words. |
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