Bachelor of Arts - Global Development Studies

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts in Global Development Studies at UFV are well-prepared to pursue a variety of careers focused on addressing global challenges and promoting sustainable development. Career opportunities span multiple sectors, including government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international development agencies, and the private sector. Some potential career paths include:

• International Development Worker: Work with NGOs, international organizations, and government agencies on development projects aimed at reducing poverty, improving education, and enhancing healthcare.
• Policy Analyst: Develop and assess policies related to global issues such as climate change, migration, human rights, and sustainable development.
• Humanitarian Aid Worker: Provide assistance in disaster relief, refugee support, and crisis management in vulnerable regions.
• Sustainable Development Consultant: Advise companies, governments, or organizations on sustainable practices and corporate social responsibility.
• Environmental Advocate: Work on campaigns and projects related to environmental protection, conservation, and climate change.
• Community Development Officer: Engage with local communities to implement projects that enhance social and economic development.
• Researcher: Conduct research on global development issues, including economic inequality, education, healthcare, and governance.
• Project Manager: Manage and oversee development projects, ensuring they meet goals and deadlines in areas such as poverty reduction, education, and health.
• Non-Profit Organization Manager: Oversee operations, fundraising, and program implementation for NGOs or charities focused on global development.
• Social Entrepreneur: Launch and manage social enterprises that address development challenges through innovative solutions.

Graduates may also pursue further studies in fields such as international relations, public policy, environmental studies, or human rights, opening doors to more advanced roles in academia, government, and global organizations.