Master of Science [M.Sc] [Development Studies with special reference to Central Asia] From School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Applicants apply for theÊMSc Development StudiesÊprogramme but can decide to follow the Central Asia Pathway upon arrival by choosing the combination of modules required for this pathway.

Development issues in Central Asia are a major focus of NGO and international organisations that work in Central Asia.ÊSOAS' recognised strengths in this area, including the establishment of theÊCentre of Contemporary Central Asia and the Caucasus, makes this a unique and exciting opportunity for those interested in Central Asia.

Careers

The Development Studies (Central Asia Pathway)Êprogramme offered byÊSOAS University of LondonÊwill further develop your understanding of the world, other peoplesÕ ways of life and how society is organised, with an emphasis on transferable analytical skill.Ê

These skills have been of great benefit to the many graduates who have taken up professional careers in development in international organisations,

government agencies and non-government organisations. This, in addition to your detailed subject knowledge, will also equip you with a set of other specific skills, including: critical skills; the ability to research extensively; a high level of cultural awareness; and the ability to solve problems.