The Institute for the Study of International Development does not offer a master's degree or doctorate in international development studies, but does coordinate the Faculty of Art's Development Studies Option.Ìý Full details are available here.
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Development Studies Option
The Development Studies Option (DSO) is a cross-disciplinary M.A. program designed to provide students with a strong practical and theoretical foundation for engaging in genuinely cross-disciplinary research. There is NO graduate degree in International Development Studies offered at McGill and successful applicants to the DSO must first apply to and be admitted into the MA programs of one of six participating departments:
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The Institute for the Study of International Development does not admit graduate students independently and cannot answer your inquiries about admission to McGill.
DSO students will complete the regular requirements of their departments for a Masters degree, as well as the additional cross-disciplinary requirements for the DSO. The DSO is a reflection of Ï㽶ÊÓƵ’s long-standing tradition of research and education in international development. Within the six participating departments alone, there are approximately 30 professors and 100 graduate students currently working on development issues - undoubtedly one of the largest concentrations of development scholars and students at any university in Canada. Researchers in these units have well-established international reputations and are recognized by their peers as leaders in their fields.
For more information on the Development Studies Option, please contact the kirsty.mckinnon [at] mcgill.ca (Institute for the Study of International Development) or the Director of Graduate Studies in any of the participating programs.
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