Subject description

The field of development studies is truly interdisciplinary, involving politics, history, economics, law, geography, agriculture and technology. This subject aims to provide students with the key conceptual language to understand and critically analyse debates in global development such as global inequality. It covers the rise of industrial society, the expansion … For more content click the Read More button below.

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Learning outcomes

On successful completion of this subject, students will be able to:
1.
Understand and explain the key processes and theories of development.
2.
Understand and explain the main actors involved in development across the world at different times.
3.
Critically reflect on the role of the UN and its agencies in promoting both development and environmental sustainability.

Assessment details

Data Analysis

Group NGO Project - 20% Individual Mark, 20% Group Mark -40%

Analysis Paper - 2000 words

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