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The International Development Diploma is designed for learners who are interested in working with organizations involved in development projects across the globe. The program provides learners an opportunity to engage with current global issues such as poverty; environmental degradation; racial and gender discrimination; corruption and lack of economic and financial transparency; and political deficiency. Upon successful completion of this program, learners have acquired a multidisciplinary understanding of the current issues in international development and will apply appropriate techniques to analyze the issues and problems of development in the global context.

This diploma can only be completed in full at the Kelowna campus. A selection of courses may be offered at the Vernon, Salmon Arm and Penticton campuses. A number of specialized courses and second year courses are offered only at the Kelowna campus.

The diploma has two options:

I. International Development Governance. In this option, students will have a choice of further emphases in:

• Women and Development;
• Environment and Development;
• Sustainable Development

II. International Development Management, a joint Diploma Program between Arts and Business.

All Arts courses in this Diploma program have university studies credits, providing students with the option of further study in either international development or other related disciplines. Business courses are transferred on a course-by-course basis.