Economics of Migration

Led by Professor Hillel Rapoport, visiting from the Paris School of
Economics, this course will present a picture of international migration
and give an understanding of the forces behind the patterns of its
evolution. We will analyse the interaction between international migration
and other aspects of globalisation, e.g. trade, FDI, the diffusion of
technology and culture, and the way international migration affects the
home and host economies. We will focus on issues in international and
growth/development economics and discuss recent immigration policy
proposals.

Study options: Five day course from 12-16 May 2014.

Entry requirements: This course is designed for PhD students and practitioners with knowledge of the subject area.

Course fees: UK registered ESRC DTC-funded students = £150, International students and other delegates = £375.

Find out more and register here.