Master's specialisationGlobalisation, Migration and Development
Investigate the effects of globalisation and migration processes on economies, societies and resources on different parts of the world. The main focus lies on the Global South and its interaction with the Global North.
Something for you?
- Our approach is highly multidisciplinary and relates to fields such as sociology, anthropology, international development studies and political science.
- While the main focus of this programme is on developments taking pace in the Global South, we do make connections to processes taking place in the Global North, especially if they are connected (e.g. migration, climate change, flows of goods)
- While we place emphasis on the role of globalization on urban societies/economies, we do also explore its role in rural contexts, and also highlights processes linking rural and urban domains
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- Main language
- English
- Study duration
- 1 years (60 EC)
- Starting months
- September
- Contact hours
- 5-10
- Programme format
- Dual, Full time
- Degree
- Master of Science, specialisation of Human Geography
- Faculty
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Nijmegen School of Management
- CROHO code
- 60466
What will you learn
In the Master’s specialisation in Globalisation, Migration and Development you will study the various dimensions and aspects of globalisation and migration. The main aim is to gain a better understanding of the changing relationships of global and local societies through the rise of social and spatial inequalities. You will come to learn that these are brought about by global processes, migration and mobility and the emergence of transnational identities, which may contrast with local orientations that may be part of the same multicultural societies.
Study programme
Future career opportunities
This Master’s prepares you for a career as:
- Policy advisor on international cooperation and development issues
- Practitioner and programme developer for an NGO or IGO
- Field officer for NGOs, IGOs and governmental AGENCIES
- Policy development expert for Provincial Governments
- A further academic career (PhD research)
- A secondary school lecturer - through the combination with the Geography educational programme (Dutch only)
Research
To indicate the type of research in this specialisation, a few examples:
- What is the role of international migration in national development of countries in the Global South?
- How important is the informal economy in urban development?
- What is the impact of globalised trade on agricultural developments and rural livelihoods?
- What is the role of global policy interventions through programmes such as the Sustainable Development Goals, World Bank & IMF reforms, and good governance on local livelihoods (urban and rural)?
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If you are going to follow this Master's programme, you will pay an annual tuition fee. There are different tuition rates. The amount depends on your personal situation.
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