Migrations, Refugees, and Development
DEVS 359
300-Level Courses
3 Units
In-person
3
one-way Exclusions
Lecture, tutorial, and private study
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Course Description
The course examines contemporary issues 'forced' migration of people to obtain theoretical understanding of processes shaping human mobility and the debates governing inclusion or exclusion of people.
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze, evaluate, and apply a diverse range of theoretical perspectives in the examination of forced migration and refugee phenomena.
- Acquire proficiency in understanding international legal frameworks concerning refugees and forced migrants.
- Critically evaluate contemporary debates on forced migration and related policy issues, drawing from an interdisciplinary standpoint.
- Cultivate the skills to construct and present compelling oral and written arguments pertaining to forced migration, asylum seekers, and policy frameworks.
- Demonstrate the capacity to actively participate in scholarly discussions and debates within both formal and informal learning settings, showcasing a depth of understanding and critical thinking.