Erudt University is enrolling for the MA International Development & NGO Management, a master's program taught in English, normally completed in 24 months. Students choose tuition-free online study or campus study at 99 Brattle St, Cambridge; both lead to the same award, with the same modules and the same assessment.
It is built for graduates and working professionals who want a master's degree that adds depth without asking them to leave a job. It broadens Erudt's portfolio alongside its core in business, computing, public policy and the applied sciences.
Students study American and global institutions, policy analysis and negotiation, with briefings written for a named audience rather than essays written for the marker alone.
Modules are assessed through coursework and examination, and the degree closes with a dissertation or an applied capstone defended in writing. Online and campus students sit the same assessments, marked to the same rubric.
Every enrolled student receives an @erudt.com account with Microsoft 365, plus Notion for research logs and Canva for policy briefings. None of the software needed to finish the program costs the student anything.
Applications are read on a rolling basis. Applicants can review the program page, check fees and start an application at /apply; the form saves from the first step.
Erudt University was founded in 1988 and teaches from 99 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States, with tuition-free online degrees open to students in the United States and abroad. Questions go to [email protected], and applications start at erudt.com/apply.