Immigration Courses

IE Business School

Trade, Immigration and Exchange Rates in a Globalized World

252 ratings at Coursera

This is the second of the three courses part of the Globalization, Economic Growth and Stability Specialization. This course will focus on facets of globalization that affect a country´s economic perspectives and decisions. Globalization has recently bee…

• Coursera
• 12 hours worth of material, 5 weeks long
• 3rd Oct, 2022
• Free Online Course (Audit)

Covering Immigration: A Resource for Journalists

2 reviews

Syllabus: Opening Remarks: Why this workshop?. Widening the Lens: Immigration Reform and the Future of our Country. The State of the U.S. Economy and Key Issues Facing the Country in the Next Decade. Numbers and Politics: Using Economic Research in Immig…

• YouTube
• 13 hours worth of material
• Self paced
• Free Online Course

Nuts and Bolts of U.S. Immigration Law

31 ratings at Coursera

This course begins by exploring short term entry and long term entry into the United States. We will cover the various means of short term entry and long term entry, as well as the general application processes. We will also examine exclusion and deporta…

• Coursera
• 10 hours worth of material, 4 weeks long
• 1 week from now (17th Oct)
• Free Online Course (Audit)

Let's talk about it: A Health and Immigration Teach Out

As the United States grapples with both the short-term and long-term impacts and considers how different groups and individuals are affected, it can easily become overwhelming to keep up with conversations about health and immigration. Most people can ge…

• Coursera
• 6-7 hours worth of material, 2 weeks long
• 2 weeks from now (24th Oct)
• Free Online Course (Audit)

University of Bayreuth

Immigration and Labour Markets in Economic History

Do immigrants lower the wages of low-skilled workers? How quickly do immigrants integrate into the labour market and what policies foster integration? Explore these questions from the perspective of economic history, using empirical evidence and data ana…

• edX
• 1-3 hours a week, 8 weeks long
• Self paced
• Free Online Course (Audit)

Citizenship and U.S. Immigration

1 review

What does it mean for an immigrant to become a U.S. citizen? Through a background of historical and policy perspectives, this course will examine U.S. law governing how citizenship is acquired, the constitutional and international law foundations underly…

• Coursera
• 3-4 hours a week
• Finished
• Free Online Course (Audit)

Global Campus of Human Rights

Asylum and Immigration Detention: the Protection of Fundamental Rights in the European Union

The course is aimed at providing the audience with knowledge and skills on a very sensitive topic, especially since many migrants moving from third countries to Member States are in vulnerable conditions. That happens particularly to third country nation…

• Independent
• 5 weeks long
• Finished
• Free Online Course

Crisis at the Border Teach-Out

American media have extensively covered controversy surrounding the Trump Administration’s implementation of a “zero tolerance” immigration policy detaining migrant families seeking asylum in the United States, and separated children from their families.…

• Coursera
• 1-2 hours worth of material, 3 weeks long
• Finished
• Free Online Course (Audit)

EUI

Why Do People Migrate? Part 1: Facts

1 review

This course provides a general introduction to the conditions of refugees, asylum seekers and irregular migrants worldwide (data, regions, etc.) and an overview of the terminology used. It then analyses specific cases in the most relevant geographical co…

• iversity
• 4 weeks long
• Finished
• Free Online Course

EUI

Why Do People Migrate? Part 2: Theories

The course approaches migration as a constant phenomenon in human history and examines its main supporting theories. It illustrates theories about people's individual decisions to migrate and also the factors of migration as a structural feature of our s…

• iversity
• 4 weeks long
• Finished
• Free Online Course