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Research & Teaching

Research & Teaching

Research & Teaching

There are three principles that underpin the commitment needed to become a University of Sanctuary: Learn, Embed, and Share. At Royal Holloway, we are passionate about upholding the three principles through research and teaching.

Royal Holloway is dedicated to teaching on issues of migration and diaspora. Some of the related courses and modules currently offered at RHUL can be found here:

Undergraduate:

Postgraduate Taught:

We also currently have several PhD projects being undertaken on topics relating to asylum, refugees, and/or displaced people.

RHUL are always looking to support research on asylum, refugees, and displaced people. We welcome exciting new ideas, please get in touch here.

Refugee Research and Collaboration Symposium 2024

Irine Antonopoulos: Disaster and Climate Induced Movement
Jennifer Cole: Supporting Refugees, People Seeking Asylum and Others Affected by Forced Migration
Anne Majumdar: Supporting Refugees and Those Seeking Asylum and Others Affected by Forced Migration Initiatives as Part of the Complete Care Communities Programme
Sheekeba Nasimi, Ravinder Barn and Anna Gupta: Using the Capability Approach to Promote Understandings of Refugee Parenting
Kehinde Ojo: Barriers to Integration in the UK

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