Institute of Development Studies

Teaching

IDS offers a number of international development courses in its teaching programme. In collaboration with the University of Sussex, our courses attract students from around the world. Many of them already have considerable experience of international development practice. We welcome the diversity of academic, cultural and professional backgrounds that our students bring to IDS.

International Development courses offered

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Professor Andrea Cornwall talks about the Pathways of Women’s Empowerment research programme and discusses some of the key findings.





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06 Feb 12 What is behind successful nutrition policies? Experts and officials share learning on nutrition governance



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