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DEVS 359 Migrations, Refugees, and Development Units: 3.00
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 Hours: 120 (24 Lecture, 12 Tutorial, 84 Private Study)
Requirements: Prerequisite (Level 3 or above and [DEVS 101/3.0 or GNDS 120/3.0 or POLS 110/6.0* or POLS 111/3.0 or POLS 112/3.0 or SOCY 122/6.0).
Exclusion DEVS 293/3.0 (Topic Title: Migration, Refugees, and Development - Winter 2019); DEVS 393/3.0 (Topic Title: Migration, Refugees, and Development - Winter 2020).
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course 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.