The MSc in Migration Studies seeks to prepare students for further social science research, or for a career within the increasing number of organisations – public and private, national and international – concerned with migration issues.
Our graduates have gone on to doctoral degrees, law school, research and consultancy. Many are now employed by organisations such as the European Commission, ILO, IOM, UNICEF, RAND, Red Cross, Red Crescent, think tanks, national governments and leading universities around the world.
From Migration Research to Policy: MSc Migration visit to Geneva
Saskia Llewellyn, Will Jernigan and Elisabetta Grisson | 12/04/2019
Steppes and the city: rural to urban migration in Mongolia
Faraz Shibli | 24/02/2017
Why Migration Policymaking Needs More Migrant Voices
Yan Matusevich | 15/12/2016
Confessions of a Bad Migrant
Nina Swen | 22/11/2016
Canada’s Oldest Internally Displaced Peoples
Samim Lambrecht | 16/11/2016
On Contemporary Art and Migration
Emine Yeter | 4/11/2016
Hierarchies of Displacement
Emily Johanson | 14/10/2016
Common responses to the notion of Migration Studies
Bobbie Mills | 07/10/2016
Migration, Disability, and Plain Language
Jonathan Paul Katz | 30/09/2016
Refuge in Technology
Aliyyah Ahad | 23/09/2016
A night-time border encounter: Some reflections
Tommaso Trillò | 16/09/2016
The politics of belonging: Transnational Korean adoptees in Denmark
Youngeun Koo
Unpacking the Figure of the “Foreign Criminal”: Race, Gender and the Victim-Villain Binary
Luke de Noronha | 16/03/2015
The Making of the Irish Traveller Community: Mobility Discourse, Settlement Policies and the Irish state 1950-2010
Ina Ruckstuhl | 13/03/2015
Understanding the Aspiration to Stay: A Case Study of Young Adults in Senegal
Kerilyn Schewel | 23/02/2015
Understanding the Electoral Breakthrough of Golden Dawn in Greece: A Demand and Supply Perspective
Roxani Roushas | 1/01/2014
Belonging on the Move: The Question of Clan Amongst Somali Migrants
Farhan Samanani | 1/01/2014
How to Understand the Outcomes of Migration Policy? A Study of the Return Agreement Between Norway and Ethiopia
Cathrine Eide | 1/01/2013
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