Our Partners

BRUNEI

• Universiti of Brunei Darussalam – DCID has collaborated on the development of a Master’s Program in Public Policy and Management at the Universiti of Brunei Darussalam and Duke University.

INDIA

• Government of India, Department of Personnel and Training, Indian Administrative Services – The purpose of this program is to offer selected mid-career participants in the Indian Administrative Services (IAS and other Allied Services) the chance to study in the Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) program toward a one-year master’s degree.
• Government of Uttar Pradesh – The Department of Appointment and Personnel of the Government of Uttar Pradesh selected DCID to design and deliver mid-career training of provincial civil service officers.

INDONESIA

• Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia – In partnership with the University of Indonesia, Duke University enables selected Indonesian students to acquire two degrees during a two-year period of study: a Master of International Development Policy (MIDP) from Duke University and a Master of Science in Economics (MSE) from the University of Indonesia.

KAZAKHSTAN

• Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan – DCID admits qualified APA graduate students to the 30 credit degree (one year) and two-year MIDP programs. The collaboration also covers research and consulting, the design of various short-term executive and professional training programs, and the mutual hosting of faculty members as visiting scholars.
• Regional Hub of Civil Service – The agreement outlines opportunities for collaboration on educational and research activities, seminars and academic meetings, exchange of academic materials and publications, and short-term academic and executive programs.

SOUTH KOREA

• Korea Development Institute – DCID provides services to the KDI School to provide advanced graduate-level training to selected mid-career participants in the school’s various master’s degree programs through the Global Master’s Program (GMP). GMP is a special KDI School program for Korean central/local government officials and private sector mid-level managers.
• Government of the Republic of Korea – This training program for selected Korean government officials was developed through mutual cooperation between DCID and the Personnel Bureau at Mogaha, Korea. The program, known as the 1+1 Matching Program, pairs a first-year certification program with a second-year work placement. The program offers selected students the chance to study international development management, economics, public policymaking, and other related areas and to obtain a certificate or master’s degree.
• Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security – DCID collaborates with IFANS to provide advanced graduate-level training to selected mid-career participants from IFANS. The fellows can either enroll in the regular two-year MIDP or the one-year MIDP program if candidates have already had one year of graduate studies at IFANS or another appropriate university.
• Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University – This agreement enables students to acquire two degrees: a Master of International Development Policy at DCID and a Master of Public Administration from Seoul National University. Students will complete one year of study at GSPA and one year at Duke University in the MIDP program.

TANZANIA

• Tanzania Revenue Authority – DCID provides advanced graduate level training to mid- to senior-level officers of the TRA selected by the TRA for admission to the Master of International Development Policy Program.