This course aims to contribute to the growing worldwide interest among academics and professionals in the causes of poverty and its alleviation. There is an increasing urgency to understand the conditions and dynamics of poverty and the complexities involved in embarking upon more inclusive development trajectories. Through this course, students will become familiar with the most recent approaches to poverty and inclusive development and have the opportunity to interact closely with internationally renowned scholars in the field.

Admission criteria: Completed Bachelor's degree with relevant work experience or a completed Master's in a relevant field.