University of Detroit Mercy Develops Master of Community Development (First in the Nation)
Beginning this fall, University of Detroit Mercy students will have the opportunity to earn a new degree and graduate with the knowledge to lead and serve in their community.
Highlights of the story:
UDM has developed a new community development program, the first of its kind in the nation, teaching the theory and practice of building sustainable communities. The Master of Community Development (MCD) is a unique, interdisciplinary program, integrating human organizational, physical and economic development into its core curriculum.
Graduates of the MCD program will be recognized as experts in sustainable community development and may create and/or manage community-based organizations and initiatives, real estate development, social service or education programs. Their experiences and degree may also advance graduates to leadership roles as a director, manager or supervisor of the business.
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