IDCE Programs of Study
Graduate Programs
IDCE offers four distinct, yet interlinked Master's degrees:Dual Degree Programs
IDCE offers two dual-degree programs in partnership with Graduate School of Management:Undergraduate Programs:
IDCE offers two transdisciplinary undergraduate programs:IDSC
International Development and Social ChangeES&P
Environmental Science & PolicyCDP
Community Development and PlanningGISDE
Geographic Information Science for Development and EnvironmentES&P/MBA
Environmental Science and Policy / Master of Business AdministrationCDP/MBA
Community Development and Planning / Master of Business AdministrationID
International DevelopmentES&P
Environmental Science and Policy
IDCE HEADLINES
GISDE Student Wins 2013 Summer of Maps Fellowship
Azavea, an award-winning geospatial analysis (GIS) software development company, has announced that Tyler Dahlberg (GISDE ’14) is one of three... GIS Students Research Habitats of African Elephants and Guanaco Clark undergraduates Michelle Andrews ’14 and Christina Geller ’13 and a group of graduate students enrolled in the Wildlife Conservation... Climate Change Book Series Features IDCE Contributors A new book series about climate change has Clark University written all over it. The four-volume “Climate Change: An Encyclopedia of Science and... New NSF-funded Research on Post-Sandy Climate and Energy Linkages In the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, a new research initiative is exploring how societal discourse of energy systems and climate change is changing... More Headlines >> |
About IDCE
Welcome to the IDCE department at Clark University. Our mission is prepare individuals to address the greatest challenges of the 21st Century: environmental sustainability, social justice, and economic well-being. |
Admissions
IDCE masters degrees offer opportunities for present or future development professionals to move from entry-level positions to career-track opportunities. |
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IDCE Faculty
Our diverse and international IDCE faculty are leaders in the fields of social change, international and community development, environment, planning, and GIS.
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STUDENTS AND ALUMNI
Our student body is diverse and represents a range of backgrounds, skills, cultures, and interests. Our alumni are using the skills they gained at IDCE to promote sustainable development and community-based initiatives around the world. |
IDCE in the Media and Recent Publications
- Welcome to IDCE
- Recent IDCE Graduates
- Professor Cynthia Enloe discusses the role women play in military conflicts and how more needs to be done to get them involved in preventing and resolving those conflicts
- Liza Grandia addresses deforestation with Integrated Population, Health, and and Environment Projects.
- View a restrospective of the aids2031 project at IDCE.
- Learn more about aids2031, a special project led by IDCE faculty, students, and alumni.
- Granville-Abbas School, Kurmuk, Sudan.
- Professor Jennie Stephens talks about her National Science Foundation grant to study emerging energy technologies.
- Clark-Haiti post-earthquake partnerships: IDCE Professor and four grad students visit Haiti.
- Ford Fellowship to Clark: Graduate student Farida Hassan discusses why she chose Clark.
- From Kenya to Clark: IDCE graduate student Lawrence Were talks about his decision to study at Clark.
- HOPE Coalition: Asssistant Professor Laurie Ross discusses her work in community development and with the HOPE Coalition.
- 'Namaste!' Clark IDCE assists Bhutanese refugees in N.H. using PRA.
- Geographic Information Science at Clark: IDCE Professor Yelena Ogneva-Himmelberger talks about GIS.
- Environmental Justice Project: Assistant Professor Tim Downs discusses IDCE's Environmental Justice Project.
- "Take Gender, Add Curiosity about Power, You've Got Feminism": Professor Cynthia Enloe talks about how feminist looking, thinking and digging makes us smarter.
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