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Administration |
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Sonia Laszlo – Director |
Iain Blair – Administrative Officer
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Sherryl Ramsahai – Administrative Coordinator
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Lisa Stanischewski – Student Affairs Adviser
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Kirsty McKinnon – Student Affairs Coordinator
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ISID is a interdisciplinary institute in the Faculty of Arts with over 40 members from various faculties. It also works with an international community of scholars, development groups, and the public. Interdisciplinary research sponsored by ISID revolves around three themes: poverty and inequality; governance and society; and environment and sustainability. It organizes seminars and conferences on development issues related to these themes.
Graduate students can register in the Development Studies Option (DSO), a cross-disciplinary M.A. program in which six departments participate:
Further information about this option is available from each of these departments, as well as on the ISID website.
Students will only be considered for the Development Studies Option (DSO) once they have been accepted into a master's program in one of the six participating departments (Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, and Sociology) at Æ»¹ûÒùÔº.
Students applying through a participating department must indicate in their application that they want to be considered for the DSO. Final approval on admission to the DSO will be made once the files of successful departmental applicants have been received at ISID.
The DSO is a cross-disciplinary program. Please see the application deadlines for the master's program in one of the six participating departments:
Departmental contact info is also available at www.mcgill.ca/gps/contact/graduate-program.