About the Program
The Master of Arts in Development Policy and Practice (MADPP) is a fourteen-month program that prepares individuals for advanced policy- and practice-oriented work in sustainable development both in the United States and in developing countries. Read more
Areas of Study
Include, but are not limited to:
- Community and global health
- Social sciences
- Natural and built environments
- Management
- Evaluation and metrics
News & Announcements
- Application deadline for the Class of 2014 is February 15, 2013.
- In the news: Safia Yassin Farah featured on BBC.
- In the news: Hibak Kalfan interviewed by UNH Magazine.
- Upcoming Webinars: Are You in the Class of 2014? Exploring the Master of Arts in Development Policy and Practice.
- Video: Are You in the Class of 2014? Exploring the Master of Arts in Development Policy and Practice.
- Class of 2012 students presented their master's projects on Friday, June 15. Click here to see them.
- Global MDP Secretariat and International Advisory Board names UNH's Master of Arts program an affiliate.
This is a program of the Center on Social Innovation and Finance at the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire.
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