The study of international development has never been more popular or more important. It is concerned not only with addressing global poverty and inequality, but also with social and cultural transformation and moral and religious values.
The University of Sussex is one of the largest and longest established centres of international development expertise in the world. We have a long tradition of critical analysis of international development and our current research and teaching builds on this. We currently engage with some of most important contemporary challenges for international development, including migration and poverty, human rights, corporate social responsibility and environmental management.
Dr Elizabeth Harrison
Head of International Development
Where we do research
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