| DIPLOMA IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES |
Objectives
In various ways each module for this award offers a critical evaluation of concepts of development and underdevelopment in different regions of the world. Questions of power and inequality are explored by looking at wealth and poverty, the position of women, minority groups, age, disability and class, as well as the role of multinationals, the not-for-profit sector and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Most tutors have fieldwork and project experience, integrating a conceptual understanding of the issues with a practical approach. |
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| Course Content |
| DDS301: Key Concepts, Actors and Issues |
| DDS302: Development: Theories and Strategies |
| DDS303: Development in a Global Context |
| DDS304: Refugees: The Global Context |
| DDS305: Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) |
| DDS306: Development in Practice |
| DDS307: Diaspora and Development |
| DDS308: Anthropology For Development Practitioners |
| DDS309: The Narcotics Trade and International Development |
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| Half-modules |
| DDS310.Gender and Development; |
| DDS311. Introduction to Refugees |
| DDS312.The Global Context |
| DDS313.Introduction to Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) |
| DDS313.War, Conflict and Development |
| Registration fee with KIUST USD 50 KIUST International Examination fee USD 225 |
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| Registration fee with KIUST USD 50 KIUST International Examination fee USD 225 |
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| Courses on management of Humanitarian Programs , Health and Development |
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