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Welcome to International Development

The School of International Development (DEV) at the University of East Anglia is a leading global centre of excellence in research and teaching in international development.

The School comprises a lively and dedicated community of about 35 lecturers and professors, 15 associated researchers, 250 undergraduates, 150 taught postgraduate and 80 PhD students. With a world-class research reputation and an effective interdisciplinary ethos, our School applies economic, social, political and natural sciences to the study of international development with special emphasis on human, social and environmental change and poverty alleviation. Click here to find out more about DEV and studying 'development', click here to see the kinds of opportunities that a degree in development can give you and click here to find out what our alumni say about us.

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Recent Changes in Global Health Policy
Liz Ollier
3.30pm Wednesday 10th February, Arts 01.02

Education Reform, Language Policy and Decolonisation in Bolivia under Evo Morales
Professor Rosaleen Howard, Chair of Hispanic Studies, University of Newcastle
3.30pm Wednesday 17th February, Arts 01.02








 

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Professor Peter Lloyd-Sherlock's inaugural lecture:
Global Population Ageing: Consequences for Developing Countries
Tuesday 23 February at 6.15pm
Elizabeth Fry Building (EFB) lecture theatre 01.02

Followed by a drinks reception in the EFB foyer.

Working for Development Forum
Danny Mcavoy(DEV)
3.30pm Wednesday 24th February, Arts 01.02

The role of the British military in modern international
affairs: an Infanteers perspective

Captaim Colin Oliver (British Army)
3.30pm Wednesday 3rd March, Arts 2.02


Spring 2010 DEV Seminar Series
 















































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