Migration at Fletcher
The Fletcher School is an important hub for cutting edge research and activism related to all facets of migration. In addition to programming initiated and facilitated by the Leir Institute, you can explore other aspects of Fletcher’s migration expertise using the links below.
For more information on other areas of specialization at Fletcher, please visit the fields of study pages.
Course offerings in the migration field include:
Note that the “Human Security and Humanitarian Affairs” field of study offers an optional track in “Migration.” MALD and MGA candidates may pursue this optional track. Courses that satisfy this track are identified below with an asterisk.
Diplomacy, History and Politics
DHP P208M: Topics in International Relations and Security Policy
* DHP D232: Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
DHP D233: Migration and Human Rights: Movement, Community, and Mobilization
DHP D236: Migration and Governance in the Global South
* DHP D238: Current Issues in Global Immigration Policy
* DHP D239: Forced Migration
DHP D240: Children, Violence, Protection, and Resilience
* DHP D241: Climate and Migration
* DHP P290: Migration and Transnationalism in Latin America
DHP P295: Introduction to Human Security
International Law and Organizations
ILO L210: International Human Rights Law
ILO L211: Current Issues in Human Rights
ILO L216: International Humanitarian Law
* ILO L217: International Law and Migration
Economics and International Business
EIB B244M: The Informal Economy and Financial Inclusion
For a full list of Fletcher courses, past and present, see here.