Students can choose a mixture of three (3) courses from any of the concentration courses. SALI6106 – Deviance, Conflict and Social Management OR SALI6108 – Environment and Sustainable Development (Semester III)

SALI6110 – Development Cooperation and Aid Effectiveness (Semester II) SALI6103 – Integration: Policies and Practices in Commonwealth Caribbean OR SALI6081 – Caribbean Politics (Semester I) GOVERNANCE AND PUBLIC POLICY CONCENTRATION SALI6022 – Quantitative Methods for Economic Decision Making (Semester III) SALI6020 – Microeconomic Policy Analysis (Semester II)

SALI6021 – Macroeconomic Policy Analysis (Semester I) SALI6001 – Regulating Sexual Citizenship in ‘Postcolonial’ Nations (Semester III)ĮCONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY CONCENTRATION SALI6109 – Social Investment in Children (Semester II) SALI6104 – Social Inequality and Marginalization (Semester I) In addition to the core courses, students are required to complete any three (3) of the following courses in keeping with their preferred degree option: **Students must be in the final semester of the programme to register for SALI6060 SALI6011 – Public Policy Analysis and Management ** Part-time students must register for SALI6023 in the final year of the programme.ĩ. SALI6206 – Small States’ Development: Challenges and Opportunities SALI6031 – Techniques of Applied Social Statistical AnalysisĦ. SALI6000 - Academic Writing for Graduate Students in an E-Learning Environment (Zero credit)ĥ. SALI6200–Understanding Contemporary Society and DevelopmentĤ. SALI6012 – Research Methods in the Social Sciencesģ. Master of Science in Development Studies (Governance and Public Policy)Ģ. Master of Science in Development Studies (Economic Development Policy) Master of Science in Development Studies (Social Development Policy) Students must select the General Degree or one of three Concentrations at the start of the programme. The degree comprises of thirty-six (36) credits. Minimum requirements for admission is a GPA of 2.5 or a Lower Second Class Honours degree or its equivalent.Ĭan make a significant contribution to the implementation of a development agenda for small island developing statesĭemonstrate the knowledge and skills fit for key senior management and leadership positions in government, civil society and international organisations, including in development analysis and monitoring and evaluation of policies and programmes.īecome positive change agents in their community, work place and country. Students will be able to call in or visit for assistance.ĭelivery Mode: Online (asynchronous and synchronous)ĭuration: One (1) year full-time Two (2) years part-time (inclusive of Summer Term) SALISES offers a small group atmosphere, its own Documentation Centre, and dedicated administrative staff in three locations across the Caribbean (Mona, Jamaica Cave Hill, Barbados and St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago). In addition to a firm grounding in contemporary social, political and economic affairs, the degree features a novel leadership seminar, a practical in-course approach to research methodology and a technical writing seminar. In keeping with the UWI’s vision, the Online MSc in Development Studies is designed to produce graduates with specialized leadership skills for development and an interdisciplinary grasp of the Social Sciences.Įxpose students to recent social, economic and political developments especially in small developing countriesįacilitate an understanding of the principles and practices of policy formulation, implementation and evaluationĮquip students to use quantitative and qualitative techniques in decision-making andĮquip students with the skills to undertake research in policy analysis.

The Online MSc Development Studies is a one-year (two years, part-time) programme offered by the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES). in Development Studies online programme (General or Concentrations in Social Development Policy, Economic Development Policy or Governance and Public Policy)

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