Migration, Rights, Integration
- Belgium
- Croatia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Latvia
- Norway
- Poland
- Romania
- Spain
- Congo
- Ivory Coast
- United Kingdom
What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?
What does it train you for?
The Course offers a specialized training on the phenomenon of human mobility and on the issues related to the interaction and participation of migrants in host societies, with a particular focus on Europe.
The Course aims to train experts in the phenomenon of migration and the fundamental rights of people on the move, giving particular emphasis to theoretical and practical legal aspects, but also to the development of skills in the political, sociological, anthropological, geo-historical and economic area.
What do you learn?
The Course aims to provide transversal and interdisciplinary skills typical of Migration Studies, with a particular emphasis on legal issues.
At the end of the Course, graduates will have acquired advanced level knowledge suitable for analyzing, interpreting, evaluating and managing the main problems related to different form of migration and the participation of foreign citizens.
They will be able to evaluate these phenomena in their quantitative and qualitative aspects, to recognize their causes and trends and, thanks to the particular attention dedicated to the legal aspects of the phenomena themselves, to interpret and apply the legal instruments in which current national, European and international policies are articulated.
The knowledge acquired will also allow them to develop a critical vision of the policies themselves and to contribute to planning strategies inspired by transnational justice.
What can you do with it?
This educational path allows access to public institutions in the roles of administrative officials and managers at ministerial, regional and local levels; to the ranks of supranational and international institutions, both universal and regional, with high-responsibility roles; to NGOs engaged in human rights and in particular in the sector of migration and asylum; in organizations that operate in the sector of reception, integration, inclusive and participatory citizenship.