Master in International and Development Studies
A transdisciplinary two-year Master's programme at the heart of International Geneva.
Best for:Best for students seeking a transdisciplinary career in international relations, global policy, and development studies.
Overview
The Master in International and Development Studies (MINT) is a two-year transdisciplinary programme offered by the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. The curriculum combines systemic thinking with thematic specialisation to prepare students for careers addressing complex global challenges. Students engage with academic knowledge on international relations and development issues, benefiting from the Institute's proximity to key international actors. The programme equips future professionals with the critical thinking and competencies required to drive positive global transformation.
What you'll do
- Complete 120 ECTS credits across core coursework, thematic specialisations, and a capstone or thesis requirement
- Participate in transdisciplinary seminars integrating international relations and development issues
- Engage with international organisations and policy actors based in Geneva
- Conduct independent research addressing global challenges and systemic dynamics
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master in International and Development Studies
Language: English and French proficiency as per programme standards
Instruction: English and French
- Strong academic record in a relevant discipline
- Capacity for critical and transdisciplinary thinking
- Interest in global affairs and development issues
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How to apply
Deadline: 2025-01-15
Applications must be submitted online through the Graduate Institute's application portal before the regular or late deadlines. Applicants are required to complete the digital application form and upload all supporting academic documents.
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- Motivation letter
- Reference letters
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