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Dec 21, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
Economics in International Development (Graduate Diploma)
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This graduate diploma is designed for students who wish to gain a basic understanding and knowledge of development, but who may not intend to proceed to obtain a Master’s Degree. This Diploma program is also interdisciplinary to provide a broader and more integrated perspective of development issues.
The Diploma should be of interest to those who plan to seek a position or a career with development-related institutions or with government departments directly concerned with development planning and evaluation.
Admission
The applicant for admission to this program should have a good knowledge of the concepts and analytical tools of economics. An applicant whose bachelor’s degree is in a discipline other than economics may be admitted provisionally, but in such cases, the applicant must either display competence in economics by passing required examinations or develop the necessary competence by completing additional undergraduate courses.
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Courses
A minimum of 15 credit hours is required. All students must: 1. Take three core courses
2. Choose two electives
One from each of the following groups of courses as indicated below:
Note
Students awarded the Diploma may apply for admission to the M.A. in Economics International Development. |
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