Georgetown University in Washington, DC is pleased to announce the Fall
schedule of courses taught in its Certificate in International Migration
Studies program.
Global Trends in International Migration: 19-22 October 2010
Labor Migration: Permanent Settlers, Temporary Workers, and Unauthorized
Migrants: 17-19 November 2010
Newcomers to Citizens: Immigrant Integration: 15-17 December 2010
Designed with the needs of mid-career professionals in mind, courses may
be taken separately or be counted towards the certificate.
More information can be found at:
http://scs.georgetown.edu/departments/5/center-for-continuing-and-professional-education/program.cfm?pId=30
Taught by distinguished faculty from the *Institute for the Study of
International Migration* (http://isim.georgetown.edu/ )at the *Edmund A.
Walsh School of Foreign Service* (http://sfs.georgetown.edu/ ) and the
*Georgetown University Law Center* (http://www.law.georgetown.edu/ ),
core competencies developed in the program include:
* Analyzing how government laws and policies influence migration patterns.
* Developing solutions to problems concerning unauthorized migration,
legal immigration and forced migration.
* Finding the best information available to understand international
migration challenges.
* Applying such critical information to create lasting policies and
practices.
* Preparing in advance for change by understanding trends in
international migration.
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Susan Martin
Donald G. Herzberg Associate Professor of International Migration
Director, Institute for the Study of International Migration
Fellow, Center for Social Justice
Georgetown University
3300 Whitehaven St NW
Suite 3100
Washington, DC 20007
202-687-2153 (tel)
202-687-2541 (fax)
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isim.georgetown.edu
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