The MSc Practising Sustainable Development is strongly interdisciplinary, attracting participants from a wide variety of backgrounds, including geographers, anthropologists, economists, foresters, social scientists and agricultural scientists, as well as journalists and architects. The programme is also strongly multicultural, with participants from or working in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe and North America. Most graduates follow one of two possible career paths. Some are engaged in various professional sustainable development activities, from local and national government, consultancy firms and national and international NGOs, to United Nations programmes and international aid agencies. Others pursue an academic career, either through doctoral studies or through teaching and research in a number of prestigious universities.
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