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SCS Certificate in Global Displacement and Migration Studies

Georgetown’s Certificate in Global Displacement and Migration Studies, offered in collaboration with Georgetown’s School of Continuing Studies, offers deep knowledge and information about the different groups of people on the move (including labor migrants, refugees, internally displaced, asylum seekers, and others), as well as the multiple causes and consequences of such movements. It also provides a global overview of displacement and migration numbers and trends, drivers of and policy responses to population movements, and the resulting impacts on origin, transit, and host countries.

The course is offered in a one-week intensive live online format with students preparing a capstone project after the course offering.

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