MSc in International and Development Economics in San Francisco United States | University of San Francisco

The accelerating global interconnectedness has heightened the need for experts skilled in international economics and developmental studies. Our unique Master of Science in International and Development Economics (IDEC) equips students with the analytical tools to leverage market mechanisms for uplifting developing nations from persistent poverty. The convergence of global development and economic theory opens diverse career paths across government agencies, corporate entities, non-profits, and international institutions. Below are potential career trajectories this degree enables.

This two-year, 36-credit Master's program requires students to complete three to four courses per term, including a mandatory summer international research component. For those opting for part-time study, the curriculum spans three years with two courses per semester, with the summer research project scheduled between the second and third academic years.