6 International Development Preparatory Programs

Gain a profound understanding of international development across diverse domains with our Summer Course in International Development: Global Trends via Local Case Perspectives. This program addresses the escalating demand for experts capable of navigating global challenges in an interconnected world. Focusing on the Global South, specifically economically disadvantaged regions, participants will explore empowering strategies to enhance well-being, tackle inequalities, and contribute to overcoming global challenges.

Designed for students who are interested in working with organizations involved in development projects internationally, this program provides students an opportunity to engage with current global issues. The International Development Diploma is designed for learners who are interested in working with organizations involved in development projects across the globe. The program provides learners an opportunity to engage with current global issues such as poverty; environmental degradation; racial and gender discrimination; corruption and lack of economic and financial transparency; and political deficiency. Upon successful completion of this program, learners have acquired a multidisciplinary understanding of the current issues in international development and will apply appropriate techniques to analyze the issues and problems of development in the global context.

The Dauphine – PSL Master’s in International Affairs and Development opens doors to international careers. With 8 specializations offered in the 2nd year, the courses offered aim to deepen and broaden one's knowledge of economics, the sociology of organizations and networks, as well as international political relations, international business law, management, logistics and finance. In a world facing major challenges (environmental, political, etc.), this master's degree, through its strong Research component, trains enlightened students capable of seeking new solutions.

This course will introduce students to the basic tenets of international reporting. How is it similar to and different from local or national reporting? Students will cover the United Nations; do stories about U.S. foreign policy, diplomacy, and global economic and health issues.

Globalization linked economies across the world together. It radically transformed the creation of wealth and the nature of business.

The program focuses on helping students with disabilities transition from high school to postsecondary education, work, or independent living. It provides an overview of the skills needed for success ...