Political Polarisation in South Korea: A New Perspective
To mark World Food Day, MA Food & Development student Zoe Gowers shares her highlights of the programme.
Zoe Gowers, a student in the class of 2024-25, reflects on her experience, including a visit to the Korean Development Institute (KDI) as part of their summer school on political polarisation.
I was living and working in Brighton, having graduated in International Development and Economics three years earlier.
Before joining IDS, Zoe worked in sports events, but in her spare time, she was drawn to reading and research about food systems, nutrition, and policy.
- She discovered the MA Food and Development course on the University of Sussex website.
- Zoe's interests align with the programme's focus on food systems and policy.
Author's summary: Exploring food systems and policy through the MA Food and Development programme.
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