Migration, Refugees and Humanitarian Policy
(field of studies: International Relations)

1. The news reports a humanitarian crisis in a distant region. How do you react?

2. A new student from another country joins your class, speaks little of the language and doesn’t know anyone. What do you do?

3. Have you ever volunteered, helped with a collection or taken part in an aid campaign?

4. In a discussion about migration, someone resorts to sweeping generalisations. What do you do?

5. Classes, reports by international organisations and debates will be in English, and you’ll study in an international environment with students from different countries – some may have experienced migration themselves. How does that sound?

6. How do you feel about reading about human rights, international law or public policy?

7. Imagine working at an aid centre where tired, stressed people arrive. How do you see yourself there?

8. You’re preparing a project to help newcomers in your area learn the language. Where do you start?

9. Where do you see yourself after graduating?

10. What motivates you most to study Migration, Refugees and Humanitarian Policy?