Interested in working in international development?
Join us and visiting program partner Bradley Titus tomorrow, March 28th at 2:45PM for an information session into our MSID programs located in Senegal, Ecuador, and Thailand; these programs provide immersive and interdisciplinary in-depth looks into the local and national historical, political, historical and social contexts within the host country. With courses offered in French, Spanish, and Thai, students are presented with the opportunity to expand upon language skills while specializing in their chosen track in international development.
MSID programs are composed of both an academic coursework component followed by professional work interning and/or conducting research with local grassroots organization related to your chosen track, providing first-hand and hands-on experience working in international development. Coursework, field trips, and the extended internship puts you in direct contact with the social and economic realities of actual communities and people working within them to address complex problems.
The info session will be hosted in Gregory Hall Room 215- don't miss out on the opportunity to learn more about this great opportunity!
