The Immigrants and Refugees undergraduate degree at St. Catherine University equips you with a critical understanding of global migration, displacement, and integration. In an era marked by significant international movement, this program delves into the complex social, political, and economic forces that shape the lives of immigrants and refugees. You will explore historical patterns of migration, contemporary challenges in humanitarian aid, and the cultural dynamics of resettlement, preparing you to engage thoughtfully with these pressing global issues. This degree is ideal for students passionate about social justice and international affairs.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor's Degree program, spanning four years, offers a robust curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with core historical and sociological concepts, analyse policy frameworks, and develop research methodologies through coursework and seminars. While the syllabus focuses on broad historical surveys and specific regional case studies, you will also have opportunities to tailor your studies with advanced electives and potentially an independent research project. Graduates are prepared for careers in non-profit organisations, international aid agencies, government policy roles, and further academic study in related fields.