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Student stories

Global Development

Understanding the world - and how to change it

Studying Global Development at Manchester means you get to explore how big issues like inequality, sustainability and global change affect people’s lives around the world.

You’ll learn from leading experts at the Global Development Institute while tackling real-world challenges that matter today.

At a university ranked among the best in Europe for Development Studies and globally recognised for its impact, you’ll be part of a community focused on making a difference.

Hear from our students on why they study Global Development at Manchester. 

 

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Ranked #2 globally for impact towards UN SDGs.

Top 5 globally for Development Studies.

GDI regularly host public lectures and workshops.

Careers support up to 2 years after graduating.

Student blogs

Why I Chose BSc Global Development

Read Chiamaka’s post on what she loves about studying BSc Global Development with International Study.

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Societies at Manchester

Hear Ife’s experience of the One World Together student society, a student-led global justice group unique to The University of Manchester, dedicated to pioneering a fairer aid system.

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Student ambassador Ife

Support and Wellbeing

Read Yi’s advice on where to find opportunities for relaxation in-between studies at Manchester.

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