IEDM seminar

What framework is needed to ensure sustainable development and an effective distribution of wealth that generates equality of opportunities for the person and for societies?

This is the question that matters the most to us in the IEDM program, and that we believe is the motive that drives you to pursue your career in development.

Through interaction with colleagues, faculty and leadership in economic development we prepare you to overcome the challenges faced in achieving sustainable development in the public and private context at the local, national and international level. It takes a great level of commitment, wisdom, magnanimity, and passion to become an agent of change, i.e., an IEDM student.

What Makes Our Program Unique

Proposes a Revolutionary Methodology for Impact and Effectiveness of Development Interventions

Reasonable questions have been increasingly raised about the effectiveness and accountability of international organizations, government and private sector leading economic development efforts. The garduate programs propose new metrics that contribute to the improvement of traditional measures of development and objective interventions' evaluation.

Highly Technical Degree

It aims at teaching technical skills applied to development implementations at the micro level within a macro framework. These skills include accounting, econometrics, management, finance, qualitative and quantitative market research, and project development; in the context of the interplay between the areas of politics, global health, food and nutrition, energy and environment, education in developing countries, and community development.

Public or Private Sector Concentrations

It addresses today's challenges of private and public organizations in achieving integral economic development. It teaches the management skills necessary for building, and for growing strong institutions in a context of social and economic development.

  • IEDM Program Expert "The IEDM program is very exciting and timely—given the dynamic changes that are occurring in economic development, management, and program evaluations."

       —Maria Rendon, Former Senior Governance Advisor, USAID