MIDP Master of International and Development Planning

Course Overview This 12-month Master of International Development and Planning provides a unique fusion of professional planning skills and a deep understanding of global development challenges. The program emphasizes critical people-environment relationships in areas like urban development, water security, and climate change, preparing graduates for a global career. You will benefit from the School's renowned regional expertise and integrated approach to both the social and physical environment. Key Program Highlights Integrates professional planning competencies with core international development theory and practice Focuses on critical people-environment challenges including urban development, water security, and climate change Leverages the School's extensive regional expertise in Africa, the Pacific, Asia, and China 12-month full-time format includes a research dissertation for in-depth exploration Opens pathways to diverse global employment opportunities in the development and planning arena