MA in International Development (12 - Unit Practice Track) in Worcester United States | Clark University

This marks a pivotal juncture for global development studies. The world faces urgent issues including economic deprivation, gender inequity, displaced populations, educational and healthcare gaps, and environmental crises. While these problems may seem daunting to many, they serve as your motivation to create a more equitable and sustainable planet. Pursuing a master's in international development at Clark empowers you to channel your dedication toward these critical issues. Our faculty and staff equip you with essential analytical skills and practical resources to become an effective agent of positive change worldwide.

The International Development M.A. program draws upon professors' extensive fieldwork across continents - from North America to Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean - all committed to promoting ecological balance, social equity, and economic prosperity globally. Our faculty maintain active professional engagement through ongoing research initiatives, government advisory roles, and leadership positions with nonprofit organizations at local, national, and international levels.

The 12-unit practical pathway spans four terms, featuring participation in either domestic or international Global Learning Collaboratives (Fall admission exclusively)