Masters Degrees (Migration Studies)

With more than 230 million global citizens living outside their home countries, international migration is one of the most critical issues facing the global community in the 21st century. Read more

Are you involved in – or contemplating – working with migrants, refugees and asylum seekers? Our course will broaden your understanding of the relevant theories, concepts and policies. Read more

Do you want to know more about the reasons why people migrate from the Global South? Is it because aid and development initiatives fail to meet their stated goals? Our interdisciplinary approach gives you a distinctive and critical grounding in international development and migration studies. Read more

A multidisciplinary perspective on the most relevant local and global issues regarding solidarity, including citizenship, poverty, sustainability, migration, welfare reform, social movements and private initiatives. Read more

Children and youth around the world are growing up and living under very different circumstances, yet they still share many experiences. Read more

Under which circumstances do immigrants have the right to family reunification in the country of their preference? What are the European Union’s obligations… Read more

APPLICATION DEADLINE. JANUARY 31st, 2021 REGISTER FOR 2021 PAY ONLY 999 €/SEMESTER The M.A. Development Studies is offering the study program of the accredited M.A. Read more

The Master in Border Studies is a two-year joint international study programme addressing the complex economic, political, social and cultural issues of borders and of border regions in Europe and beyond. Read more

The Master's degree in Mobility Studies is driven by the assumption that the Humanities can play a crucial role in facing and understanding mobility in present society. Read more

USF's M.A. degree in International & Multicultural Education (IME) Program is dedicated to understanding formal and informal education within its sociocultural, linguistic, and political contexts around the world. Read more

Founded by Ernest Gellner, this is one of the few programs in the world solely dedicated to the study of nationalism, including migration, ethnic conflict, prejudice, self-determination, populism, minority protection and language and citizenship rights. Read more

The Graduate program in Biomedical Sciences includes 5 sub-teaching tracks. Biochemistry, Metabolism, and Endocrinology; Cellular Biology, Immunology, and Cancer Research; Human Genetics (and Human genetics – genetic counseling); Microbiology and Neurobiology. Read more

The student is equipped with the necessary expertise, tools and skills to work in the complex setting of contemporary and emerging health challenges. Read more

Sussex is a world leader in the anthropological study of economic life – one of the most dynamic and fast-growing areas within anthropology. Read more

Gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to become a social development practitioner. This course addresses the increasing focus on social aspects of development in policy, planning and practice. Read more