Migration and Refugees in World Politics

Why people move across borders, and how states and institutions respond.

INTL-450 Year 4 3 credits 12 lessons planned ▶ Video lessons coming soon

Offered by HSM University · International Relations

Course content

  1. 1Migration in historyComing
  2. 2Theories of migrationComing
  3. 3Labour migrationComing
  4. 4Refugees and asylumComing
  5. 5The refugee regime and UNHCRComing
  6. 6Immigration and refugee policy in CanadaComing
  7. 7Borders and border controlComing
  8. 8Irregular migration and smugglingComing
  9. 9Diasporas and remittancesComing
  10. 10Integration and citizenshipComing
  11. 11Climate-related displacementComing
  12. 12Migration debates todayComing

Requirements

Recommended background. You can start any course at any time.

Description

Why people move across borders, and how states and institutions respond.

Part of the Arts & Social Sciences stream, typically taken in year 4.