Migration and Refugee Studies Center (MRSC)
Center name
MRSC was established by the University Rector’s Resolution No. 109 of 2009.
Location:
Faculty of Sharia and Law – Second Floor – South Wing
Areas of Focus:
Service, Research, Education, and Training
Mission:
MRSC aims to graduate academically specialized and research-oriented professionals in the humanities related to migration and refugee studies who will actively contribute to serving the local and international community by providing educational, training, advisory, and research services that uphold human values in accordance with recognized quality standards.
The message
The Center seeks to graduate specialized academic and research competencies in the humanities related to migration and asylum studies who contribute to serving the local and international community by providing educational, training and advisory services and research that takes into account human values in accordance with recognized quality standards.
Vision
Pioneering and excelling locally and internationally in the fields of education and research related to migration and refugee issues.
Aims:
- Offer specialized academic programs that meet quality standards and comply with academic accreditation requirements.
- Provide the community with qualified professionals in the field of migration and refugee issues.
- Create a nurturing educational environment that contributes to shaping students’ personalities and promotes the dissemination of knowledge in the humanities, migration, and refugee studies within society.
- Offer high-quality educational, training, advisory, and research services that strengthen the university’s role in community service and address the community’s needs and contemporary requirements in the fields of humanities, migration, and refugee studies.
- Participate in academic seminars and conferences, and forge partnerships and collaboration with relevant local, regional, and international entities to facilitate the exchange of expertise and experiences.