Migration Summer School at University of Bari (MISSS) is a postgraduate level course involving classroom learning and practical site visits.
15 International Scholarships! 12 Local Scholarships! 27 places available!
Do not miss the deadline of applications: 27 June 2022. APPLY HERE
Human mobility or as widely referred to as migration is the movement of people between places with the intention of settling, permanently or temporarily. Population movements often occur between countries far or near and the borders between internal and international migration are often blurred. Also, some internal migrations mean covering very long distances within large countries such as China or Russia. Despite the prominent place of migration in public debates and policy making, international migration and particularly the migration of refugees/asylum seekers are rare. It is estimated that only about 3.6 per cent of the world population is living in a country other than where they were born. While migration is often triggered by factors which can be defined through 3Ds (Democratic Deficit, Development Deficit and Demographic Deficit), only people with adequate resources (4 Cs, human capital, financial capital, social capital and physical capability) are able to move.
Migration Summer School at the University of Bari aims to prepare practitioners and managers to the challenges posed by super mobility and superdiversity.
MISSS has directed by Professor Michela Pellicani. In six modules, students discuss new directions in migration theories, methodologies, policy and legal challenges, human rights, return migration, economics of migration, health and related issues, integration and discrimination.
The modules are taught by leading scholars in the field including Maurizio Ambrossini, Giuseppe Sciortino, Ibrahim Sirkeci, and many others.
Module content:
- International Migration
- Management of Migration Flows in Italy
- European Agenda on Migrations
- Integration Policies of the Foreign Population
- Migrations and Discrimination
- Return Migrations
- Economic Integration of Foreign Population
- Migrants and Human Rights in the International Law
- Migrations in the Euro-Mediterranean Scenario
- Visit to the Regional Commission for international protection
Duration: 6 Days intensive / 49 hours in class / 154 hours including individual study
APPLY HERE : https://w3.uniba.it/ricerca/dipartimenti/scienze-politiche/didattica/postlaurea/a-a-2021-2022/summer-school/migration-studies-misss
For any questions you can contact:
Director
Prof. Michela C. Pellicani
michelacamilla.pellicani@uniba.it
Secretary
Tiziana Guacci
tel. +39.080.5717736
tiziana.guacci@uniba.it
