Emerging Economies and Inclusive Development
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The MSc Emerging Economies and Inclusive Development programme offers a distinctive approach to the study of development by focusing on “emerging economies” with an emphasis on issues of poverty reduction, inequality and social policy in particular. Subjects covered include development theory, political economy, geography, and social policy. Students may also focus on particular countries and regions.
KEY BENEFITS
The programme offers a distinctive approach to the study of development by focusing on the “emerging economies” with an emphasis on issues of poverty reduction, inequality and social policy in particular;
As an interdisciplinary programme, this MSc enables students to study emergin…
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The MSc Emerging Economies and Inclusive Development programme
offers a distinctive approach to the study of development by
focusing on “emerging economies” with an emphasis on issues of
poverty reduction, inequality and social policy in particular.
Subjects covered include development theory, political economy,
geography, and social policy. Students may also focus on particular
countries and regions.
KEY BENEFITS
The programme offers a distinctive approach to the study of
development by focusing on the “emerging economies” with an
emphasis on issues of poverty reduction, inequality and social
policy in particular;
As an interdisciplinary programme, this MSc enables students to
study emerging economies and inclusive development drawing on a
variety of different disciplinary perspectives;
Students may take a wide range of optional taught modules drawing
on King’s college-wide expertise with particular emphasis on King’s
Global Institutes;
We accept students from a wide range of academic backgrounds and
mid-career professionals;
The unrivalled location in the heart of London brings outstanding
advantages. Students enjoy excellent academic, social and cultural
opportunities and wide-ranging access to library and archival
resources.
PURPOSEThis programme provides high quality graduate research
training for students seeking employment in the development sector
in the UK and other OECD countries and increasingly in “emerging
economies” too, consultancy organisations, private sector companies
with global operations and government offices. It would strongly
appeal to international students seeking specialist training and/or
government employment.
DESCRIPTION
The programme provides high quality post-graduate teaching and research training in the analysis of “emerging economies” with an emphasis on issues of poverty reduction, inequality and social policy in particular. Based at King’s International Development Institute, the programme draws on social scientific expertise located across other departments in the Schools of Social Sciences & Public Policy and Arts & Humanities. The programme offers a distinctive approach to the study of development by focusing on “emerging economies” with an emphasis on issues of poverty reduction, inequality and social policy in particular. These include reviewing economic development theory to ask whether these countries offer a new model or models of development, looking at strategies that emerging economies have adopted to promote development, how inclusive and sustainable or enduring these new strategies are, how emerging markets solve difficult problems of promoting growth over the longer term, including development and diffusion of technology, managing trade and financial flows, balancing the role of the state and the market, and dealing with problems of institutional underdevelopment and weak systems of law and accountability.
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