Your academics will cover a wide range of disciplines and sectors, including core courses in sustainable development, economics, statistics, global food systems, and more. In addition, you will also choose to focus your degree in a particular area, such as Agriculture, Food Security, and Nutrition; Disaster, Emergencies, and Crisis Management; or Gender, Human Rights, and Social Inclusion, to name a few.
Your coursework will also be supplemented by a three-month required professional summer engagement with established partner organizations around the world, providing you with practical work experience in sustainable development practice and a holistic learning experience.