The nature of development work - regionally, nationally or internationally - requires accountable, efficient programs that can measure the impacts of their interventions. Offered through Clark University’s Department of Sustainability and Social Justice (SSJ), the monitoring and evaluation certification ensures that current and aspiring community development and international development practitioners can take multiple perspectives, paradigms, and disciplines into account when developing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating major projects, development programs, and intervention strategies. Unlike most evaluation programs, which focus on education or psychological assessment, we prepare you to work across a range of programmatic areas, including youth work, food and agriculture, refugee work, land tenure and natural resource management, education and gender.
Study options
Full Time
(1 Semester)
Tuition fees
$14,400.00 (12,14,985)
per year
International Student Fee: $375
Start date
May 2027
Venue
Clark University Main Campus
950 Main Street,
Worcester,
Massachusetts,
01610, Northeast, United States
Entry requirements
For international students
All applicants are required to hold a bachelors degree. Full academic transcripts from all institutions attended (individual marksheets, consolidated transcript and confirmation of degree)
Application Fee
Resume
Personal Statement
Letters of Recommendation
Full Academic Transcripts
GMAT or GRE Requirements
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.