Course Title: GLST/HRHA 350: Refugees, Displaced Persons, and Immigrants in a Globalized World
Offered: Fall 2025 | T/TH 2:00-3:15PM
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Why do people migrate? What does displacement mean today?
This interdisciplinary course invites students to explore one of the most urgent and complex issues of our time. Through case studies, historical analysis, and personal narratives, students will examine the root causes of migration, the experiences of displaced populations, and the political, legal, and humanitarian systems that shape their journeys.
What students will gain:
• A deeper understanding of global migration patterns
• Insight into the legal frameworks and human consequences of displacement
• Critical thinking skills and a global perspective applicable across careers
Ideal for students interested in:
• Human rights and social justice
• International affairs
• Public policy
• Sociology and anthropology
• Pre-law or pre-health tracks
There are still seats open—encourage interested students to register early while seats are available!