Master of Science in Foreign Service - International Development

MSFS seeks to educate and equip the next generation of international affairs leaders. Through a rigorous curriculum of historical, political, social, cultural, and economic studies, MSFS challenges students to both understand theory and history and apply their knowledge to bring impactful change. We do this while also instilling a commitment to service in the international community and an appreciation for the ethical dimension of international affairs. Each MSFS student chooses one of the following fields of concentration. Each concentration includes 18 credits of coursework including at least one concentration-specific gateway/foundational course. Students may choose to specialize within a particular concentration by focusing coursework in a subfield. There are four concentration options available within the MSFS degree: Global Politics & Security (GPS), International Development (IDEV), Global Business, Finance & Society (GBFS), Science, Technology, and International Affairs (STIA)-, Self-Designed Concentration

Bridging theory and practice, the IDEV concentration facilitates the mastering of various theories, frameworks and concepts and then testing and applying these in operational situations. It prepares professionals to work in a complex and rapidly evolving field. By the end of the program, IDEV students will have explored four key areas: Development theory and paradigms, Key development actors and institutions and their modes of operation, Specific operational tools and techniques necessary for successful program management, In-depth knowledge of a specific technical field.

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