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International Economics and Development

The program studies economics in the context of globalization and its repercussions on individuals, private- and public-sector bodies, and nations. It anchors economic concepts in an understanding of economic development factors and the economies of developing and expanding countries.

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Ottawa is the locus of most international development related activities and institutions in Canada. The MA program draws on and reinforces the university’s natural linkages with government institutions concerned with international development, including the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT), Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (FATDC), as well as non‐governmental organizations (NGOs) ‐ some 200 of which are based in Ottawa. Local think‐tanks, NGOs, research centres, and government departments have a great need for expertise and are potential future employers of graduates of this program.

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Note: Based on availability in the program, strong applications will continue to be examined and admission scholarships are available for all eligible candidates.

The School of International Development and Global Studies is Canada’s largest academic unit specializing in international development. The PhD in International Development is a truly interdisciplinary program that provides a unique opportunity for students to engage in the advanced study of international development theory and practice . The program is one of the first in the world designed for both students who have followed a traditional academic path and those with extensive professional experience in international development.

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MA in International Development and Globalization

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PhD in International Development

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