Course contact details
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University of Essex
Wivenhoe Park
Colchester
CO4 3SQ
Quantitative International Development (Taught)
- MSc
- 1 Years
- Full-time
- October 2026
- Postgraduate
- Distance learning
Course summary
Explore the most pressing issues in international development. Analyse the impact of these issues using solid quantitative research methods. MSc Quantitative International Development is a truly interdisciplinary course in International Development, taught jointly by the Department of Economics, Department of Government, Department of Sociology and Essex Business School. The course is open to all students looking to understand the problems that the developing world faces from the perspective of a researcher in the area.
Modules
You can tailor your learning experience with a choice of optional modules. More information about these can be found on the University of Essex website
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Entry requirements
UK entry requirements
A 2.2 Degree in any discipline with some evidence of quantitative ability.
International & EU entry requirements
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Fees and funding
Tuition fees
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Tuition fees may be subject to annual increases in each year of study in line with inflation.
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