Diploma in Migration

The migratory phenomenon is a act of current affairs that does not cease to occur in different countries of the world for very different reasons such as climatic, economic or war conflicts. It results in a new configuration, not only in the receiving country but also the country of origin, causing social, economic, productive changes that make up two very different realities. With the diploma in migration you can acquire all the knowledge and skills necessary to know how migratory flows make up new social realities and how it is necessary to have tools and techniques that meet the migrant collective and give optimal coverage to all the needs that derive from this immigration process.

- Knowing what migratory processes and their different types are. - Know how international migrations dynamics are configured and give rise to a new reality. - Study what forced migrations are and how international protection is implemented. - Analyze the different immigration policies, their management and integration. - Assimilate how the control and outsourcing of immigration policies is carried out. - Learn what the global governance of migrations implies.

With the diploma in migration you can incorporate work teams that perform their functions in the social field and that combine their efforts to understand migratory flows and how they make up a social reality that influences the dynamics of society and in the future social and economic development of the different states.

With the diploma in migration you can specialize and expand your basic curricular profile when acquiring all the necessary knowledge, skills and skills about how the migratory phenomenon and the factors that configure it as a current social and economic problem that modify the current reality and configure new social scenarios on which to intervene and design action strategies.

This diploma in migration is aimed at students and/or social professionals who seek to strengthen their academic profile in order to acquire all the knowledge that is necessary to know how migratory processes make up the social reality of countries and give rise to new ways of interrelating themselves.