MSc Global Migration

The Global Migration MSc course at University College London (UCL) is a rigorous and extensive course designed to equip students with advanced understanding and knowledge of key theories, concepts, and trends relating to global migration. The programme is structured to foster sophisticated and critical insights into migration through an interdisciplinary, globally-oriented, and comparative approach.Course Content: The course has been structured to provide a deep understanding of migration from a global perspective, focusing on topics such as the global governance of migration, transnationalism, diaspora, and globalisation. It further inculcates analytical skills to assess, evaluate and critically analyse international migration from theoretical, political, social and cultural perspectives.Key Modules: The core compulsory modules include 'Globalisation, Transnationalism & Diasporas,' 'Methods for Social Science Research,' 'Theories, Concepts & Strategies of Migration,' and 'Dissertation.' Optional modules that students could choose from including 'Gender, Generation & Forced Migration,' ‘Migration and Urban Multiculture,' 'Ethnicity, Race and Nation in Europe' and many more.Accreditations: All details with respect to accreditation are not provided on the site but it is taught at one of the world's leading institutions, UCL, which is renowned across the globe for its research and teaching expertise in migration studies.Future Careers: Graduates of the Global Migration MSc course will enhance their capacity for global, regional and national policymaking, international organisations, non-governmental organisations, and private sector firms pertaining to migration and diaspora related activities. They will also be suited to progress in fields such as research, policy and advocacy, with further potential in areas such as law, politics, and social work.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.