Global Development




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The MSc in Global Development at the University of Copenhagen is a two-year degree programme taught in English. The first year comprises seven compulsory courses, including a field course in a low or middle-income country. During the second year students can specialize, choosing among elective courses, an internship in a company/organization or a combination of the two. The programme is concluded with a master’s thesis.Globalisation has radically changed the way people live all over the world. Massive economic growth in the emerging markets and other economies has lifted billions of people out of poverty while many continue to live in poor conditions. The MSc in Global Development provides graduates with the qualifications required to understand, analyse and act in this new and globalised world.The graduates acquire new expertise within the field of social sciences. An expertise where the analysis and understanding of the incentive structures and driving forces of market economies is combined with an understanding of culturally determined perceptions, organisations and institutions. This combination of academic disciplines focuses on how markets and market behaviour influence development in societies and cultures worldwide.As a student, you will be part of an international and vibrant study environment at the campus for social sciences at the University of Copenhagen, located near the city centre. The MSc in Global Development is a two-year programme. The first year comprises six compulsory courses followed by a field course in a low or middle-income country. During the second year, students are free to compose their study programme as they wish, ending with a master’s thesis.
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Admissions Requirements
Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in relevant field.
Applicants from non-anglophone countries should provide proof of English proficiency.
The application period for non EU students is from November 15 to January 15.