Migration Studies Master
École normale supérieure de Lyon
Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, France
Add to Wishlist
Compare
12 months

DURATION

HK$1,964.88

TUITION(INTL)

English

LANGUAGE

Full-time

ATTENDANCE

On-campus

DELIVERY MODE

Unknown

DEADLINE

Overview

This master’s enrolled in the EUMIgs program

The "Migration Studies" program is a Master’s 2 program offering a multidisciplinary approach to the migratory phenomenon, combining the contributions of the human and social sciences (economics, geography, history, political science, sociology) and legal sciences. A component of the Master’s of Social Sciences of ENS de Lyon, it is integrated into the European program EUMIgs,(https://www.eumigs.eu/network/about-eumigs), opening the possibility for students joining this program to stay with one of our partners to follow a semester of training.

The international nature of this course and the fact that it is open to students from our European partners means that some courses, or in some cases all, will be given in English. A good level of English is therefore necessary to choose it. The training includes participation in a research program or an open field in the Lyon perimeter during the M2 year, supervised by the project manager.  

Structure

Costs

Tuition
HK$1,964.88
(international)
HK$1,964.88
(home)

Funding

Admissions

Qualifications

This application procedure concerns NON-EUROPEANS students.

General information

Please note:

  • Applications on record are subject to the decision of the ENS de Lyon admissions commission.
  • International students (European and non-European) can apply through the Excellence Scholarship of the ENS de Lyon and its partners. Find out more
  • In each program description, the language profiency requirements (English and/or French) are mentioned. See Academic programs
  • Before starting your application, please read the whole procedure and consult the courses. See Master programs

Conditions

To apply for the first year of a Master's program (M1), applicants should justify holding a L3 degree (Bachelor - 180 ECTS) or, for applicants who have studied abroad, an equivalent level.

To apply for the second year of a Master's program (M2), applicants should justify holding a M1 degree (240 ECTS) or, for applicants who have studied abroad, an equivalent level.