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The Migration, Statelessness and Refugee Studies PhD Program is a supplementary learning opportunity to enrich your graduate research experience. The program offers an opportunity to share your research with other disciplines and expand your peer network.
You can find existing Graduate Research courses using our Find a Course search tool.
The Migration, Statelessness and Refugee Studies PhD Program is delivered by the Melbourne Social Equity Institute at the University of Melbourne.
This interdisciplinary program will enrich your PhD experience by creating a strong intellectual community. You will work with others who share a passion for discovering new knowledge in this area. You will engage with researchers from other disciplines across the University. And you will connect with relevant external organisations.
These connections will allow you to:
During the program, you will attend masterclasses, workshops and seminars. There will be a focus on ethics and research methods. And you will learn how to communicate your research to diverse audiences.
When you join our PhD Program, you’ll receive extra targeted support to further develop your career. You can access this support in the form of:
Graduate researchers enrolled in this PhD Program come from schools and faculties across the University of Melbourne. They are conducting research in areas as diverse as law, education, architecture, fine arts and population health.
Graduate researchers pursue a wide range of PhD thesis topics, including:
The Migration, Statelessness and Refugee Studies PhD Program is open to doctoral researchers in any faculty. To join, you must:
We call for applications to join the program twice each year. This is usually in January and July. To discuss joining outside these times, please get in touch.
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The Statelessness Hallmark Research initiative is working across disciplines to understand stateless populations.
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