Food and DevelopmentMA
University of Sussex · England · FOOD-AND-DEVELOPMENT-MA
Food and DevelopmentMA is a Postgraduate taught degree at University of Sussex, England. It covers areas like development economics, economic history, environmental economics, international economics, economics, environmental policy. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Sussex
Postgraduate taught
What you'll study in Food and DevelopmentMA
Example subjects: The Economics of Development, International Education and Development, Conflict, Security and Development, The Political Economy of Development, Development Microeconomics, Environmental Perspectives on Development, Global Food Security, Social Justice and Development, Critical Approaches to Development Economics, International Development Thesis, Anthropology for Development, Critical Debates in Environment and Development.
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What will I study in Food and DevelopmentMA?
Food and DevelopmentMA covers areas like development-economics, economic-history, environmental-economics, international-economics, environmental-policy, regional-development, social-theory, economics.
Who offers Food and DevelopmentMA?
Food and DevelopmentMA is offered by University of Sussex, England.
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