Master of International Development Administration
As the professional market continues to demand specialized knowledge and advanced degrees, graduate studies
are progressively a practical, sophisticated, and wise career move. This interdisciplinary masters program has
unique advantages.
Become competitive with an internationally
recognized masters degree.
Expand global network through a multicultural
and professional student body.
Meet highly qualified faculty
with international and
community development
experience.
Work while you study.
Curriculum
o Requires 39 semester credits.
o Focus on the framework and best practices for strategic
project management
o Core courses explore social science foundations in
understanding people-centered development.
o Principles in organizational behavior, administration, and
leadership as they relate to non-profit organizations.
o Explore ethical principles affecting individual and
organizational accountability.
o Identify the process of policy making and communication.
o Customize area of specialization to further career goals.
o Mentoring research environment for field practicum and
research project/thesis.
Uniqueness
The interdisciplinary and interschool approach makes this
graduate program distinctive. Courses are included from the
School of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, School
of Education, and Theological Seminary.
Study in English each June/July.
Appropriate degree for humanitarian workers,
administrators, public servants, education,
health, or social/community needs professionals.
Affordable financial package.
Provides skills to manage projects
in diverse and complex settings.
Requires bachelor, or
equivalent, as a pre requisite.
Degrees earned through this program are
awarded by Andrews University. Founded in
1874, Andrews is a non-profit institution of
higher education which embodies a mission of
service and leadership. www.andrews.edu
www.ucp.edu.pk
idp@andrews.edu
www.andrews.edu/idp
phone: +1-269-471-3668
Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104-0031
Advancing Knowledge for Community Development • The World is Our Campus
International Development Curriculum
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Degree: Master of International Development Administration (MIDA)
Venue: University of Central Punjab
Language of Instruction: English
Pakistan session meets each year in June/July
Core Courses (26 Credits)
2016
2017
2018
2019
Communication in
Development Practice
Public Policy, Civil
Society and Development
Cultural & Development
Anthropology
Needs Assessment and
Capacity Mapping
COMM540 (2)
PLSC525 (2)
ANTH517 (2)
CIDS530 (3)
Leadership &
Management of Not-forProfit Organizations
Ethics in Development
Development Theory and Development Design
Practice
& Evaluation
IDAS610 (2)
CIDS520 (3)
CIDS536 (3)
BSAD530 (3)
Organizational Behavior & Leadership (online course) BSAD515 (3)
Financial Analysis & Reporting (online course) ACCT625 (3)
Concentration Courses (13 Credits)
• Portfolio IDAS597 (1)
• Applied Statistical Methods (online course) IDAS613 (2)
• Development Research Methods (online course) IDAS623 (2)
• Professional Training IDAS635 (2)
• Field Practicum IDAS680 (2)
• Specialization Essay IDAS696 (1)
• Research Project IDAS697 (3)
Concentration Topics Include…
• Advocacy • Agro Forestry • Child Advocacy • Civil Society • Cross Cultural Relations
• Development Policies of Government • Disaster Preparedness • Education • Environmental Studies
• Food Security • Gender and Development • Microenterprise • NPO Policies and Operations
• Peace and Conflict Resolution • Poverty Mitigation • Public Health
Contact
Dawn Dulhunty, Director
International Development Program
Andrews University
+1 269 471 3668
idp@andrews.edu
University of Central Punjab
92-42-35880007 ext 173
Course offerings accurate at time of publication. All delivery details (courses, curriculum, site locations, languages, etc)
may be updated at any time by the Andrews University International Development Program. Updated 24 November 2015.