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MRes International Development

Study the advanced research skills and techniques needed to analyse data and draw in-depth insights. You’ll do this in the context of international development.You’ll study a range of key international development issues with a core focus on the in-depth methods and approaches to quantitative and qualitative research. This will allow you to gain the essential skills needed to progress your studies or become a working researcher in the fields of international development and development studies.

DURATIONS:12 - 48MONTHS

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Universities are taking admission for Jan 2025

What you will be learning- Over View

You’ll enhance your understanding of the techniques used in the analysis of large-scale data and how to effectively present key insights and findings.

Alongside developing your research skills, you will enhance your understanding of:
-the formulation and implementation of social and economic research principles, both generally in development and in a given developing context.
-the history and culture of international development thinking, co-operation and its institutions.

This course is designed to provide high-quality training to potential doctoral students, as well as essential research skills that are desirable in a number of private and public sector roles.

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Why study International Development

There is increasing demand for high-level quantitative and qualitative research skills from a wide range of private and public sector recruiters.

This course will equip you with a hybrid skill set that combines quantitative, computing and analytical skills with an understanding of international development research and enquiry.

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