The guiding aim of our programs in international development is to encourage thoughtful and reflexive practitioners, analysts and policymakers who understand the complexity of international development and who are able to effectively analyse and respond to challenges. We believe it is important for students to be able to understand how development theory and development practice has evolved and continues to evolve. We are particularly orientated to providing students with up to date knowledge and skills that are reflective of best practice. Students have direct contact with senior and experienced practitioners from the development sector. Indeed, a distinctive aspect of our degree programs is the quality and experience of practitioners that teach into our subjects, including those who have worked with Oxfam, the Australian Red Cross, the World Health Organization, the United Nations and more. To assist with planning your enrolment, download a PDF copy of the study plan guide here: Master of International Development (AMIDV) Melbourne 2019