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If you are interested in the Master of Arts in International Migration and Refugees (MIMR) program, please connect with us in the way that works best for you.
We can answer any questions, guide you to resources and provide information on how the program can help you accomplish your professional goals. We offer a number of ways for applicants to connect with our admissions staff including online chats and graduate admissions fairs organized by the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs.
Upcoming Events
Nov 24
Submit the MIMR Application | Virtual “Drop-In” Session (MA in International Migration and Refugees)
Dec 2
Meet-Up with Lant Pritchett and Rebekah Smith, Labor Mobility Partnerships
Dec 5
Metropolitan Washington Workshop on Immigration & Race December session – Beyond the Tech Border: Migrant Data Extractivism and the Boundaries of Surveillance
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