10/07/2026
What do MDP students actually do in their practicums? š
A big part of Emory MDP is applying what students learn in the classroom to real organizational challenges.
That can mean...
- Supporting monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) by reviewing tools, analyzing program data, documenting lessons learned, and helping with interviews, focus groups, or stakeholder consultations
- Contributing to fundraising strategy, including research on philanthropic cultures, donor behavior, and approaches to building long-term relationships across regions
- Developing communications and multimedia materials to support initiatives such as organic cocoa production in Liberia
- Building skills in research, program management, data analysis, partnership-building, communications, and strategy along the way
Practicums give students the chance to contribute to real projects while developing experience they can carry into future roles. š
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