DCID

Duke University

• About the Center
• Degree Programs
  • Admissions
  • Master of International Development Policy
    • Curriculum
    • Concentrations
      • Development Management & Governance
      • Law and Development
      • Peace and Conflict Resolution
      • Social Policy
      • Applied Economics
      • Environmental Management & Policy
    • Courses
    • Certificate
  • International Taxation Program
  • Public Financial Management
  • Law & Development JD/MIDP
  • Student Resources
  • Professional Development
• Executive Education
• Advising & Research
• Duke-UNC Rotary Center
• People

Concentrations

MIDP Fellows each choose from among five concentrations:

• Applied Economics
• Development Management and Governance
• Environmental Management and Policy
• Peace and Conflict Resolution
• Social Policy
• Law and Development

While the required MIDP core seminars remain the same, fellows work with their advisors to select elective courses based on their area of concentration.