Our MPhil in Development Studies students carry out fieldwork in the summer between their first and second years
Deborah Walnicki, MPhil in Development Studies 2016-18
Find out more about about where they carried out their projects using the map below.
Fieldwork
Soy and food sovereignty in Yucatan, Mexico: an ecofeminist approach
Fieldwork
Spaces of engagement: an ethnographic study on patterns of peer network formation in youth-led, grassroots CBOs, and on the effect of peer networks on youth perceptions of identity, belonging, and the future
Fieldwork
Special Economic Zones in Africa: performance, challenges and responsibilities
Fieldwork
Speculative architectures of the home/lifecycles of reconstruction: socially responsible (impact) investment in the reconstruction of the home in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria
Fieldwork
Standardising Humanitarian Security: The International NGO Safety Organisation and the Politics of Knowledge Production in the Humanitarian Space
Fieldwork
Start-up culture in Johannesburg, South Africa
Fieldwork
Temporality, history and the perception of refugees in northern Uganda
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Tendencies to tend: how do gender roles within the household affect job-search behaviours and outcomes among the job-seeking youth in South Africa?
Fieldwork
The citizen and the state: discussions of citizenship in a global setting
Fieldwork
The construction and reproduction of Kenyan-Somali Identity in Kenya
Fieldwork
The different understandings of ‘mental cruelty’ in the Indian socio-legal context
Fieldwork