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2 Community Development MA Degree Programs in Germany


Friedensau Adventist University
Master of Arts in Development Studies
- Möckern, Germany
MA
Full time
4 semesters
On-Campus
English
The M.A. Development has a specific focus on issues around global justice. Students learn about relevant theories as well as the practical realities of the development/aid industry. Everyone is required to do an internship and can choose a field of concentration such as gender, sustainability and migration.


Friedensau Adventist University
Master of Arts in Development Studies Online
- Möckern, Germany
MA
Part time
2 years
Distance Learning
English
It aims at professionalizing those already working in development or others for whom an e-learning program seems most fitting. It offers a solid academic base in the field of development studies. Students learn relevant theories that are necessary to critically reflect current practices in the field of humanitarian and development aid. Courses such as project planning, monitoring and evaluation advance students’ practical competencies. Academic competencies taught in the area of research methods and writing skills enable a continuation of a scientific career.
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Learn more about Community Development MA degree programs in Germany
Pursuing a Master's degree in Community Development in Germany allows you to delve into the strategies and practices that enhance the quality of life in various communities. This field is especially exciting as it blends theory with real-world applications, encouraging innovative solutions for social challenges.
Through courses in community planning, social policy, and participatory research methods, you’ll develop skills in project management, stakeholder engagement, and program evaluation. The curriculum emphasizes research and practical case studies, enabling you to apply what you've learned to actual community issues. Students build confidence as they engage with diverse perspectives and collaborative projects, enhancing their understanding of community dynamics.
Graduates often find opportunities in non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, and community-based initiatives, focusing on areas like urban development, social justice, and sustainable practices. The German educational environment fosters critical thinking and discussion, allowing you to explore multiple approaches to community engagement while preparing you for a globally relevant career in community development.