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BSc Global Development

University of Manchester

Institution
University of Manchester
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Development Studies
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
L905
Typical offer
A-level AAB

Entry requirements

A level: AAB

About this course

BSc in International Development with Economics, combining development studies with economic principles. Core topics include Statistics and Research Methods. Students complete a final-year dissertation project.

Modules

  • Qualitative Research Skills for Development
  • Current Issues in Global Development
  • Key Thinkers in Global Development
  • Quantitative Research Skills for Development
  • Gender, the Environment and Development
  • Political and Economic Perspectives on Development
  • Pathways to Sustainable Global Development
  • Political Economy of Globalisation
  • Fundamentals in Sustainability
  • Urban Development in the Global South
  • Public Economics for the Global South
  • Intermediate Statistical Methods
  • Development Microeconomics
  • Development Macroeconomics
  • The State and the Politics of Development
  • Climate Change and Biodiversity in a Developing World
  • The Politics of Development
  • Global Development Dissertation
  • Wildlife in the Anthropocene
  • Governing Urban Transformation
  • Introduction to Global Health
  • Development Microeconomics
  • Development Macroeconomics
  • Sustainability in Action
  • Global Value Chains and Development
  • Analysing Poverty & Inequality
  • North-South Perspectives on Development Cooperation
  • Further Statistical Methods for Global Development
  • Digital Technologies for Global Development