Partner Universities
The four participating universities are selected because of their strengths in their subject fields and their complementary disciplinary orientations, which will ensure innovative interdisciplinary collaboration.
Together the research environments conduct research in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America using a wide range of analytical perspectives and methods.
Although the four partners have strong track records in development research and poverty reduction, their doctoral training programmes have failed to systematically focus on aspects of governance, power, and inequality in the analysis on the SDGs and poverty reduction.
Their search environments contribute to the development of the Development Research School in different ways. Read about the universities below.

Lund University
Lund University brings useful experiences of working with the 2030 Agenda in an interdisciplinary fashion.

Uppsala University
Uppsala University brings expertise on politics, peace and conflict. Read more here.

University of Gothenburg
The University of Gothenburg brings experiences of interdisciplinary research focusing on development, peace, culture, and the environment.

University of Ghana
The University of Ghana brings important competence on poverty related research and policy. Read more.