The STEM-eligible Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) at Georgetown University's McCourt School focuses on economics and advanced analytical skills for tackling complex challenges in developing and emerging economies. The program offers a multidisciplinary, economics-centered curriculum with strong quantitative training and expertise in development policy, politics, management, and ethics. Students benefit from core and elective courses, a summer professional experience (such as internships or projects), and a client-focused capstone project, graduating with technical expertise and hands-on experience valued by employers in international development. The program is ranked #4 in International Global Policy and Administration by U.S. News & World Report for 2025, and provides graduates with critical skills in economics, leadership, policy analysis, and ethical development.