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    MA in International Development

    • Niigata, Japan

    MA

    Full time

    2 years

    On-Campus

    English

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    This degree program is designed to educate future leaders in formulating and implementing economic as well as public policies geared for social and economic development.

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    International Development degree programs in Japan equip you with the skills to address global challenges through a unique blend of cultural insights and practical experiences. This field focuses on understanding socioeconomic issues while fostering sustainable solutions that benefit communities worldwide.

    You'll explore topics such as policy analysis, project management, and community engagement strategies. Through hands-on initiatives, students develop competencies like designing development programs, conducting research in diverse settings, and evaluating project impacts. The academic environment encourages independence as students engage with various perspectives on global issues, strengthening their adaptability in a dynamic world.

    Many learners appreciate Japan's emphasis on collaborative learning and experiential study. Programs often emphasize participation in local communities, allowing you to apply theories directly while building networks with stakeholders. Graduates typically find opportunities in international organizations, non-governmental agencies, and governmental bodies, where they can contribute to meaningful change both locally and globally.