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Hampshire College
Economic Development
- Amherst, USA
Course
Distance Learning
English
Economic Development is the process of structural transformation in developing countries, or more simply, the ways that poor countries can become rich. In the course we will survey the theory and practice of economic development since World War II, including such topics as development ethics (e.g. what is development? development by whom and for what?), industrialization, agricultural development, rural-urban migration, and a global Green New Deal including such issues as Climate Reparations.
Illinois Institute of Technology
Economic Development and Social Entrepreneurship (Certificate)
- Chicago, USA
Certificate
Full time
On-Campus
English
The program offers a focused path for students interested in understanding and developing solutions for economic and social challenges. It covers core topics such as economic development strategies, s...
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Economic Development degree programs at the Preparatory level in the USA open doors to understanding the key factors that drive economic growth and sustainability. These programs focus on equipping you with foundational knowledge and practical skills crucial for navigating the complexities of economic challenges in various communities.
In these courses, you’ll delve into topics such as community planning, financial analysis, and resource management. As you explore these areas, you may engage in hands-on projects that enhance your understanding of policy impacts on local economies. The environment fosters independence, allowing you to connect theory with real-world applications effectively.
Graduates often find opportunities in government agencies, non-profits, and private sectors, where they can contribute to strategies designed to bolster economic resilience and social equity. By building skills in analyzing economic data and crafting policy recommendations, you’ll position yourself to make meaningful contributions in diverse professional settings. These foundational experiences set the stage for further academic pursuits or direct career pathways in economic development.