Development Studies is an interdisciplinary social science, researching social sciences, social science, research, governance, human rights, environmental science and development policy.
I. What do you read mainly?
Common content includes Anthony, Politics, International Relations, Economics, Human Geography, Sustainable Development, Aid & NGOs, regional studies and research media.
Where's the difference with International Relations?
IR focuses more on national, diplomatic, security and international regimes; Development Studies focuses more on economic and social transformation, poverty, governance, human rights, aid, local communities and development outcomes.
III. EQUIPMENT OF STUDENTS
- Concerned about global inequality and international assistance
- I like politics, geography, sociology and cross-cultural issues.
- Non-governmental organizations, international organizations, Governments or policy areas
IV. The subject is not necessarily a theory.
ANU's Bachelor's degree brings together the practice of development theory, multilateral, bilateral, governance, non-governance issues and highlights development issues in different regions.
V. FUNCTIONS
NGO、international development、government、policy analysis、humanitarian sector、sustainability、research、UN-related organisations。
VI. PREPARED FOR APPLICATION
The upper secondary school can accumulate reading skills in Economics, Geography, Politics, History, Social Science, English writing and international topics.
