China
Master of Public Administration in International Development
About this program
What this degree covers and what you can expect from the university.
This English‑medium graduate program focuses on international development governance, targeting overseas applicants who hold valid bachelor’s degrees and show strong interest in global development issues. Its curriculum integrates mainstream international development theories with China’s practical experience in poverty alleviation, infrastructure construction and socioeconomic transformation. Core modules include development economics, global governance, sustainable development goals, project management and comparative policy studies. The teaching combines academic lectures, group research projects and industry seminars, enabling students to analyse development cases from both developing and developed economies. Upon completion, graduates are well‑prepared for positions within United Nations agencies, development banks, foreign affairs departments and international non‑governmental organisations.
Program overview
Key facts about what you will study and how the program is delivered.
Program length
Full‑time | 24 Months (2 academic years)
How long it typically takes to complete this degree from start to finish.
Language requirement
English
This program is taught in English. You may still need to submit an English proficiency test depending on your nationality and previous education.
Eligibility & requirements
Check whether your academic background matches what the university expects.
Entrance / admission test
Not required
No separate entrance test is listed for this program. The university may still review your academic profile and documents.
Admission intakes & deadlines
Application dates and milestones for each intake period. Deadlines may vary by applicant category.
September 2026
Classes start September 2026
Timeline dates for this intake have not been published yet.
About the university
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Fudan University
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