environmental considerations are central to international development theory, policy and practice. the master of science environmental change and international development gives students an in-depth understanding of the complexities of international development while exploring how society-environment interactions influence policy and practice. they will acquire the theoretical and practical knowledge for careers in development research and practice in the public, private and third sectors.

the course is rooted in principles of interdisciplinary learning, decolonizing knowledge, connecting theory with policy and practice. graduates also have the flexibility to tailor the course to their own interests.

through this approach it offers a unique combination of academic excellence, tailored professional skills teaching, an optional field class, and a research-based dissertation based on placements, research collaborations or independent research.