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Webinar: Can Market-Based Approaches Include the Most Marginalised?

This webinar will explore these questions through the concrete experiences and lessons learnt from working with highly marginalised groups through markets. It will draw on 22 market-based examples that have been building confidence, creating more profitable, predictable and diverse income...

1 March 2017

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Come and meet us – Masters Open Day

The best way to experience IDS and the University of Sussex is to come to our Masters Open Day. Tour the campus and meet the staff.

15 February 2017

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Sex education in the digital era

Join the Institute of Development Studies and Love Matters to celebrate the launch of the IDS Bulletin presenting new research on Sex Education in the Digital Era.

14 February 2017

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Using Participatory Action Research to Improve Development Practice

This five-day course on Participatory Action Research (PAR) will provide participants with the conceptual and practical tools to design and carry out PAR. They will learn about a range of methods and develop their ideas into a detailed plan that they will be able to put into action on returning...

From 23 January 2017 until 27 January 2017

Why learn with us.

In an extraordinary time of challenge and change, we use more than 50 years of expertise to transform development approaches that create more equitable and sustainable futures. The work you do with us will help make progressive change towards universal development; to build and connect solidarities for collective action, locally and globally. The University of Sussex has been ranked 1st in the world for Development Studies for the past five years (QS World University Rankings by Subject).

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