The Centre for Refugee Studies at York University is offering the Summer Course on Refugee and Forced Migration Issues from May 13 - May 19, 2013
The Centre for Refugee Studies at York University is offering the Summer Course on Refugee and Forced Migration Issues from May 13 - May 19, 2013.
The Summer Course on Refugee and Forced Migration Issues is an internationally acclaimed seven-day, non-credit course for academic and field-based practitioners working in the area of forced migration. It serves as a hub for researchers, students, practitioners, service providers and policy makers to share information and ideas. The Summer Course is housed within the Centre for Refugee Studies (CRS), York University. All participants who complete the full course receive a York University Centre for Refugee Studies Summer Course Certificate.
Dates: May 13-19, 2013
Location: York University, Toronto
Course Fee: $975 CAD +13% HST ('early bird' rate by February 1, 2013) Late Registration Fee: $1300 CAD +13%HST (after February 1 until April 1, 2013)
2013 Summer Course topics will include:
Forced displacement: International case studies Legal approaches to refugee studies UNHCR, the Convention and the International Refugee Regime UNRWA and Palestinian refugees Refugee resettlement policy Urban refugees Internally displaced populations Age and gender mainstreaming in forced migration Sexual minority refugee determination Environmentally-induced displacement Externalization of asylum Transitional justice Humanitarian crises Securitization of migration Settlement (co-host with the Ryerson Centre for Immigration and Settlement)
Instructors for 2013 will include:
Alex Betts, University of Oxford
Megan Bradley, Brookings Institution
Christina Clark-Kazak, York University
Gina Csanyi-Robah, Roma Community Centre, Toronto Anita Fábos, Clark University Jennifer Hyndman, York University Judith Kumin, UNHCR (retired) Martha Kumsa, Wilfrid Laurier University Robert McLeman, Wilfrid Laurier University Kristin Marshall, University of Toronto Faculty of Law Alison Mountz, Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier Alex Neve, Amnesty Canada Awalou Ouedraogo, York University Sean Rehaag, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Peter Showler, University of Ottawa
For more information, and to apply, please visit our website at http://crs.yorku.ca/summer/
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The Summer Course on Refugee and Forced Migration Issues is an internationally acclaimed seven-day, non-credit course for academic and field-based practitioners working in the area of forced migration. It serves as a hub for researchers, students, practitioners, service providers and policy makers to share information and ideas. The Summer Course is housed within the Centre for Refugee Studies (CRS), York University. All participants who complete the full course receive a York University Centre for Refugee Studies Summer Course Certificate.
Dates: May 13-19, 2013
Location: York University, Toronto
Course Fee: $975 CAD +13% HST ('early bird' rate by February 1, 2013) Late Registration Fee: $1300 CAD +13%HST (after February 1 until April 1, 2013)
2013 Summer Course topics will include:
Forced displacement: International case studies Legal approaches to refugee studies UNHCR, the Convention and the International Refugee Regime UNRWA and Palestinian refugees Refugee resettlement policy Urban refugees Internally displaced populations Age and gender mainstreaming in forced migration Sexual minority refugee determination Environmentally-induced displacement Externalization of asylum Transitional justice Humanitarian crises Securitization of migration Settlement (co-host with the Ryerson Centre for Immigration and Settlement)
Instructors for 2013 will include:
Alex Betts, University of Oxford
Megan Bradley, Brookings Institution
Christina Clark-Kazak, York University
Gina Csanyi-Robah, Roma Community Centre, Toronto Anita Fábos, Clark University Jennifer Hyndman, York University Judith Kumin, UNHCR (retired) Martha Kumsa, Wilfrid Laurier University Robert McLeman, Wilfrid Laurier University Kristin Marshall, University of Toronto Faculty of Law Alison Mountz, Balsillie School of International Affairs, Wilfrid Laurier Alex Neve, Amnesty Canada Awalou Ouedraogo, York University Sean Rehaag, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Peter Showler, University of Ottawa
For more information, and to apply, please visit our website at http://crs.yorku.ca/summer/
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