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23 March 2010
International Development is a growing sector that employs a wide range of people around the globe. This one day introductory course will set out clearly how the sector is structured, the different entry roles available and the combination of qualifications, skills and experience needed to get into international development.
Representatives include:
More to be announced!
Last years attendees said:
Join, contribute and learn about International Development by visiting the Facebook page at www.careers.lon.ac.uk/facebook/dev You will receive full support from the moment you sign up and the opportunity to learn more about the course, talk to the organisers and network with other participants.
Venue
The course will be held at Beveridge Hall, Senate House, South Block, University of London, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU.
Senate House has full wheelchair access. If you require any special assistance (including induction loops or large print materials) please let us know in advance and we will do our utmost to facilitate your access to this event. Contact us at cs@careers.lon.ac.uk or on 020 7863 6042 to discuss arrangements.
Cost
Does not include lunch.
£16 - current students from colleges within The Careers Group, University of London Consortium and members of GradClub.
£37 - All other participants.
Cheques should be made payable to the University of London.
You should be informed within two weeks from receipt of your application whether you have been given a place on the course. All applicants who are not successful will be given a full refund. PLEASE NOTE: There is an administration charge of 10% of the total booking on all cancellations and refunds cannot be given after 5pm on 17 March. If you have any questions, please e-mail cs@careers.lon.ac.uk
How to apply
Download a registration form from below.

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