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Purbanchal University

Master in Development Studies

​Master in Development Studies is a postgraduate program that focuses on economic, social, political, and sustainable development. It equips students with knowledge and skills to analyze development challenges, formulate policies, manage development projects, and contribute to poverty reduction, social inclusion, and sustainable development.​

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The Master of Development Studies (MDevS) program is open to candidates with a bachelor's degree in Science, Humanities, Management, Engineering, or other comparable courses from accredited universities. To be eligible for admission, students must pass an entrance exam and viva voce in addition to meeting the minimum academic requirements.

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Both conceptual theory and practical development techniques are included in the Master of Development Studies (MDevS) curriculum. First and foremost, it aims to comprehend how and why societal and community changes result in improved standards and quality of life. Second, it looks for ways that various development actors may support these kinds of reforms. The purpose of social analysis is to support development policy and practice. As a result, DevS goods alone would generate very desirable employment prospects.