Course details

Summary

WHAT IS IT LIKE?

Graduates of the Postgraduate Certificate in International Development will be able to apply their knowledge and skills to developing policy and strategies and to managing and evaluating international development programmes. They will evaluate contemporary international development theories, policies and approaches and draw out relevant implications from research.

Compulsory courses:

At least 30 credits from:

131.701 Development and Underdevelopment
131.702 Development Management
131.703 Gender and Development
131.704 Sustainable Development
131.706 Globalisation and Development
131.707 Development Research Design
131.708 Development Practicum

Entry criteria

Admission to the Postgraduate Certificate in International Development requires you to have a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Development Studies, or equivalent, with a minimum B- average across the 300 level courses.

You may also apply if you have a Bachelor’s degree with a B- average across the 300 level courses along with relevant field or industry experience of an appropriate kind and duration. You will need to provide your curriculum vitae outlining your experience.

English language requirements:

• IELTS score of 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
• TOEFL iBT score of 90 overall (min 20 in Writing)
• PTE Academic score of 58 Overall (min 50 in communicative skills)
• Cambridge English score of 180