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Research Methods in the Refugee and Forced Migration Field
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An intensive short course introduces research methods and ethics for the study of refugees and forced migration.
The five-day course covers qualitative and quantitative methods and ethical practice in refugee and forced migration research. It welcomes early PhD and career researchers, humanitarian and development workers, civil society and consultants. The published daily teaching interval is 10:00–17:00 on 1–5 March, with an application deadline of 5 February 2027.
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