Bachelor of Development Studies
University : Gulu University
Cut off Points Government : 48.9
Cut off Points Private Day : to be updated
Cut off Points Private Evening : to be updated
Cut off Points Government : 48.9
Cut off Points Private Day : to be updated
Cut off Points Private Evening : to be updated
Issues involving development, poverty, inequality and environmental sustainability are some of the most important in the world today.
The Bachelor of Development Studies deals with these key issues in a current and global context. When you study a degree in development studies, you can go on to make a positive difference in the world.
The development studies degree is very interdisciplinary, which means the courses you study are from a wide range of areas including Aboriginal studies, economics, geography, politics and environmental studies. This will provide you with a broad range of experience in different fields.
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Graduates can work in: Public sector research and policy analysis; NGO and humanitarian work; advocacy/lobbying; education; development programme planning and/or implementation; managing volunteers; local and international journalism; immigration and refugee services; travel and tourism work; cross-cultural relations consultancy; public relations and communications; urban planning; international development; public health; community work; local government advisory work; social science, environmental and climate change research among others.
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