Migration is reshaping the global landscape, driven by factors such as conflict, economic opportunities, and demographic shifts. While it offers new opportunities for migrants, it also sparks fears and tensions, particularly regarding job competition and perceived threats to national identity. These concerns fuel xenophobia and drive policy changes, especially in Europe and the USA.
This live online course provides an in-depth exploration of global migration and refugee movements, examining their impact through the lenses of globalization, conflict, and human rights. You’ll explore the effects of migration on societies, states, and policies—from border control to debates on integration—using interdisciplinary theories and real-world case studies to inform discussions.
What You’ll Explore:
- Migration Drivers: Analyze the primary forces behind migration, including conflict, economic pressures, and the effects of globalization.
- Policy Responses: Assess how states, the EU, and global organizations respond to migration through legal norms, policies, and the securitization of borders.
- Social Impacts: Investigate the challenges of integration, the rise of xenophobia, and the realities of multiculturalism in migrant-receiving countries.
Learning Outcomes: By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Understand both historical and contemporary migration trends and their complex social, political, and economic consequences.
- Discuss key migration theories and legal frameworks, including the 1951 Geneva Convention and refugee protection laws.
- Critically assess global policy debates surrounding asylum, refugee protection, and integration.
- Apply your analytical skills to real-world migration challenges and case studies, enhancing your ability to navigate this critical global issue.
Who Should Join? This course is ideal for students, professionals, and activists in migration studies, human rights, international relations, or global affairs. If you’re interested in understanding the complexities of migration, refugee issues, and global policy responses, this course provides the tools and insights necessary for informed engagement.
Course Details:
- Delivery Method: Live Online Learning with interactive discussions and real-world case studies.
- Note: A minimum of 10 participants is required. To register and receive course materials and payment instructions, email ibssa@gadaedu.com.
Why Join Us?
Gain a deeper understanding of migration, refugee rights, and citizenship issues in today’s interconnected world. Whether you’re looking to advance your knowledge in migration studies or enhance your professional skills in human rights or global policy, this course offers a comprehensive and insightful approach to the challenges of global migration.
