AidSource
(The Humanitarian Social Network)
Graduate Programs Outside U.S.
Looking to add more programs outside the US so stay tuned...
GRADUATE SCHOOLS IN AID & DEVELOPMENT OUTSIDE U.S.
- The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID) (Switzerland) - Master Degrees - *Read or Add Reviews*
- King’s College London (U.K.) – Development Studies - *Read or Add Reviews*
- La Trobe University (Australia) - International Development - *Read or Add Reviews*
- London School of Economics (U.K.) - List of Degrees - *Read or Add Reviews*
- Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) - Development Practice - *Read or Add Reviews*
- University of London (U.K.) - School of Oriental and African Studies – SOAS - *Read or Add Reviews*
- University of Groningen (Netherlands) - International Humanitarian Action (NOHA) - *Read or Add Reviews"
- University of Gothenburg (Sweden) – International Administration and Global Governance and Global Studies - *Read or Add Reviews*
- University of Manchester (U.K.) – Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute - *Read and Add Reviews*
- University of Nairobi (Kenya) – Institute for Development Studies (IDS) - *Read and Add Reviews*
- University of Oxford (U.K.) – Development Studies - *Read and Add Reviews*
- University of Saint Paul (Canada) – Conflict Studies - *Read and Add Reviews*
- University of Sheffield (U.K.) – Environmental Change and International Development - *Read and Add Reviews*
- University of Sussex - Institute of Development Studies (U.K.) - International Development - *Read or Add Reviews*
- York University (Canada) – Refugee Studies - *Read and Add Reviews*
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For questions or comments, contact: Grace Bahng
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Comment by Johanna Fadipe on June 14, 2012 at 2:30pm -
I went to the University of Edinburgh - Centre of African Studies and loved it. It's a postgrad centre in an amazing city with some awesome staff and you feel like you're part of a real community. The Centre is full of Africanists, who have a secondary interest in development, you learn to defend why you believe 'development' is necessary, important and not an imposition of Western hegemony (or maybe it is!) fairly early on. Fools aren't suffered gladly, but you will be stretched, questioned and challenged beyond all that you thought you could take. It was well it! Learnt so much x
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Comment by Grace Bahng on March 3, 2012 at 1:05pm -
Hi Emily,
Just updated the program page and review section to include your suggestion. Thanks much! Feedback is appreciated.
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Comment by Emily on March 3, 2012 at 11:38am -
Suggestion - The Graduate Institute in Geneva.
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Comment by Grace Bahng on February 26, 2012 at 3:05am
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Hi Brynne,
Just added it with a review section. Thanks for the suggestion and add some feedback on your program if you can.
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Comment by Brynne on February 26, 2012 at 2:55am -
Hi,
You should look into Trinity College, Dublin (TCD). They have lots of development programs.
I am currently in MSc Global Health, but they have Peace Studies, Masters of Development Practice, Conflict Resolution and Environment and Development. Lots of them partner with schools or institutions in the US and Africa.
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