DAFF 25A04 - Migration Policies in Europe
DAFF 25A04 · Fall semester 2026-2027
- Language of tuition
- English
- Course type
- Cours séminaire
- Number of hours
- 24
- Credits
- 5
Information
Description
What goals are European migration policies aiming to accomplish? This seminar will examine the challenges European policymakers are tackling, including reducing irregular migration, improving migrant return processes, strengthening asylum systems, addressing labor market demands, and harnessing migration's potential for development. We will look at the diverse actors influencing these agendas and how EU and Member State policies are interconnected. The course will also explore the impacts of European policies on migrants, host communities, and the countries of origin and transit.
Prerequisites
No prior knowledge
Assessment
- Oral briefing (on a selected topic, 7’) – 25% of the grade
- Knowledge test (QCM, seance 11) – 25% of the grade
- Podcast episode on a migration issue (in pairs, on a selected topic, 10’) – 25% of the grade
- Participation in class discussions – 25% of the grade
Readings
Main readings 1
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Sumption, Madeleine. What is Immigration Policy For? Bristol University Press, 2026
Teaching units
| Unit no. | Unit type | Teaching units | Teachers | Number of hours | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16581 | Cours séminaire | Migration Policies in Europe | Camille LE COZ | 24 | 5 |
Teachers
- Camille LE COZ
In the curricula
- Bachelor Exchange Programme, Seminars / Bachelor, Programme d'échange, séminaires - 26/27COLLÈGE UNIVERSITAIRE - CAMPUS PARIS
- Bachelor, semestre 3 : cours séminaires - 26/27COLLÈGE UNIVERSITAIRE - CAMPUS PARIS
Contacts and resources
- Contact
- NICOULEAU Svetlana