International Development Program | SIS

Students

The International Development Program has approximately 100 students in residence. They are an exceptionally diverse group, representing all regions of the world and speaking more than forty languages. Many students entered the program with previous experience in international development, and most engage in practical training during the program through internships and research in Washington D.C. or overseas. 

Awards and Fellowships

The International Development Program is very proud of our students. Our students are awarded some of the country's most prestigious awards and fellowships year after year. In 2011, for example, our students were awarded the following:

2011 Fulbright Grant:Ben Williams

2011 American University Awards and Scholarships:
Susan Elegba- SIS Summer Abroad Scholarship

Students are also very active in development-related organizations both on and off campus. The International Development Program Student Association (IDPSA) and the Fair Trade Student Association (FTSA) were founded by students in the ID Program.

Skills Institutes

Intensive three-day courses, training students in state-of-the-art international development techniques

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Tinker-Walker Fellowships

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Through the Irene Tinker-Millidge Walker Fellowship, students can receive financial support to offset the costs of including overseas field experience in their research, internship, or practicum.

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