IP Special Topics in Migration

Position Summary

The examines the politics of migration ranging from international migration governance regimes to immigration and integration policy at national levels. Attention is given to mechanisms of migration governance, and levers for political change and for enhancing rights and social protection. Some course themes may include: citizenship, pluralism and governing diversity; social cohesion and public attitudes to immigration; politics of migrant rights and transnational social movements;

securitization and enforcement; and policy responses to contemporary migration and population crises.

Qualifications –

Required:

PhD degree in related discipline.

Qualifications – Discipline: Political Science, Global Studies, Economics, or

Relevant Public Policy discipline.

Qualifications - Areas of Specialization: International Policy

Qualifications - Professional Designation:

Qualifications - Other

Salary: $9206.40

Final date to receive applications: March 10th, 2026

Submit with Application:

Required for All Applicants

Required for External Applicants

Optional (but recommended)

Applications may be addressed to:

Dr Stacey Wilson-Forsberg, Director,

Master of International Public Policy Program

Wilfrid Laurier University

Waterloo, Ontario

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