Why study a postgraduate degree in migration?
Migration is a defining phenomenon of our time, with social, political, and economic impacts at both local and global levels. Training in this field will provide you with the analytical and practical tools needed to understand and engage with contemporary migratory dynamics.
The CER-Migracions Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Migrations offers solid, interdisciplinary, and applied training, featuring leading experts and placements in key institutions.
Design your own pathway, specialise, and become an agent of change in a field with significant social and professional prospects.
Credits
Postgraduate Diploma
Expert Faculty
The centre’s team is comprised of a cohort of established researchers and researchers in training from various departments at the UAB and the UB.
We boast a vast and diverse teaching body that includes both academic staff, who provide research perspectives and academic rigour, and professionals with renowned experience in management and intervention at international, national, and local levels.
Specialised in education and migration.
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FAQ
These programmes are designed to develop the professionals required by the most innovative economic and social sectors, establishing themselves as a vital tool for updating knowledge or for professional growth.
UAB Master’s and Postgraduate teaching involves academics, professionals and institutions from outside the university to ensure that the programmes have the practical focus required by the labour market.
For the Master’s degree, students must complete 60 ECTS credits, whereas for the Postgraduate diploma, the requirement is 33 ECTS. In both programmes, students must take the core modules: Module 1 (Introduction to Contemporary Migration) and Module 2 (Public Policy and Diversity Management). However, only the Master’s students are required to complete Module 9 (Research Methodology in Migration) and Module 10 (Master’s Dissertation).
No, it is not necessary to have your degree from a non-EU university officially recognised (homologated). To find out about the rest of the documentation you must submit at the time of pre-enrolment, please follow this link.
Timetable and Class Days Structure: Both the Master’s and the Postgraduate programmes have classes three days a week: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, from 16:00 to 20:00. The format for both is exclusively face-to-face.
Subject Structure – Monthly Format: The duration of the 6 ECTS subjects or modules is monthly. This means that, over the course of a month, you will focus exclusively on a single module. For instance, if Module 3 (Innovative Migration Management) is taught in January, this will be the only module you study throughout that month.