Our MPhil in Development Studies students carry out fieldwork in the summer between their first and second years. Find out more about this and previous years' projects using the map below.
Research Regions
Fieldwork
The use of social impact funds to promote the SDGs
Fieldwork
Women, conflict and development
Fieldwork
Women's participation in student politics in India
Fieldwork
An intersectional feminist account of community-based restorative initiatives to sexual violence
Fieldwork
Bureaucratic discretion in the Punjabi land bureaucracy: an instance of bureaucratic stability through the suspension of formal procedures
Fieldwork
Chinese direct investment, job creation and skill transfer for the young: a case study of Sahiwal Coal Power Plant in Pakistan
Fieldwork
Different approaches to conflict resolution: aiming to understand the United Nations’ Special Envoys’ approaches to negotiation, arbitration and peacebuilding in Syria
Fieldwork
Foreign currency traders: ethnicity, trust and the Nigerian informal economy
Fieldwork
High-risk mobilisation: the case of indigenous women in Colombia
Fieldwork
Infrastructure, power and politics: physical manifestations of state-legitimacy and industrial policy
Fieldwork
Infrastructure, power and politics: physical manifestations of state-legitimacy and industrial policy
Fieldwork