Quality Graduates, Ready to Contribute
The Master’s Program in Development Studies at UNPAR not only equips students with academic insight, but also with practical skills that are relevant to professional needs across various sectors. Graduates of this program have a deep understanding of public policy, organizational management, and social analysis, preparing them to contribute in government, NGOs, research, and scholarly publication.
Since its establishment in 2000, the Master’s Program in Development Studies at UNPAR has produced alumni who now serve as NGO staff, policy analysts, and government officials driving meaningful change in society. The academic publications and journals produced by students and alumni also demonstrate that graduates of the Master’s Program in Development Studies at UNPAR not only understand theory, but are also able to make tangible contributions to social development.
“The MSP curriculum is interesting and highly aligned with my profession, which is closely related to public policy.”
“I gained a great deal of new knowledge at MIS UNPAR, which has supported my work.”
“I gained practical research skills that helped me understand the complex dynamics of development challenges. Additionally, the program’s emphasis on community-based development and social policy analysis has been instrumental in shaping my passion for empowering marginalized communities. The international learning environment at UNPAR enhanced my cross-cultural communication skills, which I applied while working as a trainer and mentor at Dahuni Foundation and volunteering as a communications officer at AIYA West Java.”
“The learning environment is highly flexible and collegial. During my studies, the lecturers provided research learning experiences beyond classroom activities, which certainly added value to my research skills.”
“It was very useful, providing a specific development context that was ultimately combined with my undergraduate background in International Relations.”
“Studying at MIS greatly helped me develop my knowledge and network. My current job is the result of networking with friends during my studies at MIS.”