Poverty, Inequality and Development

The Poverty, Inequality and Development program fromUniversity of Birminghamempowers you with critical insights and practical skills to drive meaningful change in the world of global development, preparing you for impactful leadership in NGOs, governmental agencies, and other international development organisations.

Study theories of development from 1945 to today, through the lens of poverty and inequality. Benefit from expert teaching, global perspectives, and practical skills to lead to impactful careers in international development. University of Birmingham 's Poverty, Inequality and Development program will run over 12 months in a full-time-mode. There is also scope to undertake the program on a part-time basis for Home students.

Career opportunities

The Poverty, Inequality and Development program fromUniversity of Birminghamis perfect for those with backgrounds in social sciences, economics, or political science. Graduates can pursue careers in international NGOs, governmental agencies, policy analysis, or academia. This program equips you with the skills and knowledge to drive impactful change and tackle poverty and inequality on a global scale.

Get ready for tomorrow, with advice, guidance and opportunities at every step of your studies. From developing new skills to preparing for a PhD, our Careers Network can help you gain an advantage in the job market or advance in your field.

Whatever you plan to do after your degree, the Careers Network offers a range of events and support services including networking opportunities, career coaching, one-to-one guidance, careers fairs and links with leading graduate recruiters. We also offer subject-specific careers consultants and a dedicated careers website for international students.

Courses include:

• Conflict Analysis and Humanitarian Interventions

• Democracy, Dictatorship and Development

• Development Cooperation Beyond Aid

• Development Projects and programs

• Development in Practice