Overview
The Master of Arts in International Development Studies at Saint Mary's University is an interdisciplinary program that examines global development challenges through critical lenses, emphasizing social justice, equity, and sustainability. Objectives include equipping students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills to analyze and address issues in international development. Unique features include a focus on perspectives from the Global South, opportunities for fieldwork or internships, and flexible options for thesis or major research paper completion.
Career Prospects
Graduates pursue roles in non-governmental organizations, international agencies, government departments, and academia, contributing to policy development, humanitarian aid, and sustainable development initiatives.
Key Faculty/Staff
- Dr. Robert Huish, expertise in global health and development policy
- Dr. Matthew Schnurr, focus on agriculture and environment in development
- Dr. Marian MacKinnon, specialization in gender and development
Unique Facilities or Partnerships
The program benefits from partnerships with organizations like the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) affiliates and international NGOs, providing access to guest lectures, research collaborations, and placement opportunities. Facilities include the university's research centers focused on global studies.
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