The programme explores ways that education can contribute to the development process, both theoretically and empirically, from a number of perspectives, including human rights; social and human development; and human capital; the course enables students to understand current debates and their implications for national and international education strategies; it addresses current challenges of education and development, including linguistic and cultural diversity, the education of nomads and other migratory groups, and responses to conflict, HIV/Aids and child-labour; it also examines international and national policies and practices, with the aim of providing students with the capacity to contribute to appropriate policy design for educational development.
Good social sciences degree, 2:1 or equivalent; plus satisfactory evidence of ability in English language if a non-native speaker.
UK/EU Student Fees £6,000, International Student Fees £12,900
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