The goal of the two-year professional Master of International Cooperation and Development (MICD) program is to provide skilled human resources with specific knowledge and useful instruments to oversee and manage development cooperation projects.
The goal of this program is to give students the academic background and practical knowledge—such as project management skills—that are needed by public institutions, national and international NGOs, UN agencies, and other development initiatives.
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All interested candidates with at least a bachelor's degree in any field from an authorized university are eligible to apply for MICD. Basic computer abilities and a strong understanding of the English language are necessary.
It is pertinent to people who want to work in the public sector, national and international organizations, development initiatives, academic institutions, research centers, and the national and international business sectors. Every year, there is a call for admission, and the program is anticipated to enrolll about 35 students. There is no minimum age to apply.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Analyze major theories, policies, and challenges related to international development.
Understand the role of international organizations, governments, NGOs, and development agencies.
Design, implement, monitor, and evaluate development projects and programs.
Apply research methods to investigate international cooperation and development issues.
Analyze global issues such as poverty, inequality, migration, conflict, and sustainable development.
Develop skills in project management, policy analysis, and international cooperation.
Apply principles of sustainable, inclusive, and participatory development.
Communicate and collaborate effectively in multicultural and international environments.
Pursue careers in international organizations, NGOs, government agencies, development projects, research institutions, and donor organizations.
The Master in International Cooperation and Development is a postgraduate program focused on global development, international cooperation, development policies, and sustainable development. It equips students with knowledge and practical skills to understand global development challenges, design and manage development projects, analyze international policies, and work with governments, NGOs, international organizations, and development agencies.
