Immigration & Refugee/Asylum Law


Sean78

Hello All - I am looking at pursuing grad programs to study immigration and refugee law - particularly immigration issues in the EU.

I've searched this website and university pages and come up with these faculty members with interests in this area:

UCL (UK)- prof OKeefe
Kent (UK)- prof Ryan
Cork (Ire)- prof Mullally
Leiden (Ndl)- Immigration Law Research Centre

Does anyone know any of these faculty members/programs? Can anyone comment on them?

Does anyone know any other faculty with interests in immigration & refugee law? or other programs I have missed and should consider?

I completed my LLB in Canada and am unfamiliar with the programs in UK/Ireland. I'm doing my best to navigate the web, but would greatly appreciate any personal experience anyone may have. Many thanks in advance for any replies!

Sean

Hello All - I am looking at pursuing grad programs to study immigration and refugee law - particularly immigration issues in the EU.

I've searched this website and university pages and come up with these faculty members with interests in this area:

UCL (UK)- prof O’Keefe
Kent (UK)- prof Ryan
Cork (Ire)- prof Mullally
Leiden (Ndl)- Immigration Law Research Centre

Does anyone know any of these faculty members/programs? Can anyone comment on them?

Does anyone know any other faculty with interests in immigration & refugee law? or other programs I have missed and should consider?

I completed my LLB in Canada and am unfamiliar with the programs in UK/Ireland. I'm doing my best to navigate the web, but would greatly appreciate any personal experience anyone may have. Many thanks in advance for any replies!

Sean
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JuKa

I did my LLM at UCL and took the course "European Internal Market", which was taught by O'Keefe. He is a good and entertaining Irish lecturer and is very well renowned throughout Europe. I can fully recommend his courses.

I did my LLM at UCL and took the course "European Internal Market", which was taught by O'Keefe. He is a good and entertaining Irish lecturer and is very well renowned throughout Europe. I can fully recommend his courses.
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somyrao

Hello All - I am looking at pursuing grad programs to study immigration and refugee law - particularly immigration issues in the EU.

I've searched this website and university pages and come up with these faculty members with interests in this area:

UCL (UK)- prof OKeefe
Kent (UK)- prof Ryan
Cork (Ire)- prof Mullally
Leiden (Ndl)- Immigration Law Research Centre

Does anyone know any of these faculty members/programs? Can anyone comment on them?

Does anyone know any other faculty with interests in immigration & refugee law? or other programs I have missed and should consider?

I completed my LLB in Canada and am unfamiliar with the programs in UK/Ireland. I'm doing my best to navigate the web, but would greatly appreciate any personal experience anyone may have. Many thanks in advance for any replies!

Sean

<blockquote>Hello All - I am looking at pursuing grad programs to study immigration and refugee law - particularly immigration issues in the EU.

I've searched this website and university pages and come up with these faculty members with interests in this area:

UCL (UK)- prof O’Keefe
Kent (UK)- prof Ryan
Cork (Ire)- prof Mullally
Leiden (Ndl)- Immigration Law Research Centre

Does anyone know any of these faculty members/programs? Can anyone comment on them?

Does anyone know any other faculty with interests in immigration & refugee law? or other programs I have missed and should consider?

I completed my LLB in Canada and am unfamiliar with the programs in UK/Ireland. I'm doing my best to navigate the web, but would greatly appreciate any personal experience anyone may have. Many thanks in advance for any replies!

Sean</blockquote>
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lina

Hi Somyrao !

Still interested in an LLM on migration law?
If yes, I am in the same boat. They do exist several research institutes, indicatively :
www.ini.smo.uhi.ac.uk/ researchinstitutes/research-euro.htm
www.uu.nl/uupublish/onderzoek/ onderzoekcentra/ercomer/24638main.html
http://www.ru.nl/law/cmr/research/program/
www.imis.uni-osnabrueck.de/e_index.htm
www.migrationpolicy.org/research/europe.php
However, at least in continental Europe, I didn t discover an LLM that specialised. The common path is an LLM in EU LAW.
If you have any insights, would be grateful to receive them.
Lina

Hi Somyrao !

Still interested in an LLM on migration law?
If yes, I am in the same boat. They do exist several research institutes, indicatively :
www.ini.smo.uhi.ac.uk/ researchinstitutes/research-euro.htm
www.uu.nl/uupublish/onderzoek/ onderzoekcentra/ercomer/24638main.html
http://www.ru.nl/law/cmr/research/program/
www.imis.uni-osnabrueck.de/e_index.htm
www.migrationpolicy.org/research/europe.php
However, at least in continental Europe, I didn t discover an LLM that specialised. The common path is an LLM in EU LAW.
If you have any insights, would be grateful to receive them.
Lina
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maggz

Hey you guys
have either of you looked at the Human Rights Center in Galway Ireland
definatly a must for for those of you interested in any human rights issues and renowned worldwide

Hey you guys
have either of you looked at the Human Rights Center in Galway Ireland
definatly a must for for those of you interested in any human rights issues and renowned worldwide
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Simon2794

Hi,

I've just completed an LLM in EU law at Kent and thoroughly recommend it. Although it's not possible to study immigration law as such, there are electives in free movement of persons and also international migration law. If you add another module on human rights and also choose your dissertation in a migration related subject, two thirds of the LLM would be devoted to immigration issues.

Dr Ryan is an extremely thoughtful and cerebral tutor who is passionate about migration law and so I know that he would be an excellent dissertation supervisor.

Hi,

I've just completed an LLM in EU law at Kent and thoroughly recommend it. Although it's not possible to study immigration law as such, there are electives in free movement of persons and also international migration law. If you add another module on human rights and also choose your dissertation in a migration related subject, two thirds of the LLM would be devoted to immigration issues.

Dr Ryan is an extremely thoughtful and cerebral tutor who is passionate about migration law and so I know that he would be an excellent dissertation supervisor.
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