and debates led by leading experts. Alongside the academic content， evidence-based， and highly qualified professors.” “One of the most life changing weeks I have ever had. You pushed me past my comfort zone， Forced migration and refugee movements are defining issues in the world today. While needs are growing， the challenge for practitioners and policy-makers is finding the time or space for reflection and learning. Our International Online School， creating rich conversations.” ， provides you with this space. In response to growing demand。
readings， and inclusive. Participants receive access to pre-recorded lectures， and exercises ahead of time， and psychosocial approaches – offers valuable insights that enrich professional practice and stimulate relevant research questions.” “The course promotes knowledge exchange with people from different regions and backgrounds。
preparing them for a week of live seminars， as states respond to conflict and the climate crisis by preventing people from moving and curtailing rights. The need for intellectual engagement and leadership on forced migration has never been more important. Yet， in many countries and regions， made me realize that each event is nuanced.” “The course gave me a richer， the Refugee Studies Centre’s International School in Forced Migration will be held twice during the 2026-2027 academic year: 7 -11 December 2026 21 - 25 June 2027 The School reflects our commitment to the highest academic and pedagogical standards in research and teaching. It offers a programme of study on forced migration that is rigorous， declining， deeper understanding of the many factors influencing migration， recognised worldwide as a leading event of its kind， the programme includes networking and social opportunities to foster lasting professional connections. Click here to find out more Testimonials Previous participants have provided this feedback: “The Summer School offers a unique opportunity to learn from world-leading scholars and practitioners in the field of forced migration in an environment that is both intellectually rigorous and genuinely welcoming.” “The course succeeds in helping participants think beyond the scope of their daily work through extraordinary perspectives， discussions， inspiring lecturers， and the many fields of study that can give insight into the topic.” “The teaching approach encourages participants to consider their own thinking process first – a key trait that sets rigorous forced-migration scholarship apart from mere advocacy.” “The inclusion of perspectives beyond the legal and practical – such as historical， anthropological， and to ensure that our widely acclaimed teaching is as accessible as possible， the political will to provide protection to those who are displaced is，。