International Studies (Global Migration and Economic Development Concentration) University of Dayton

Overview

The B.A. in International Studies (Global Migration and Economic Development Concentration) at the University of Dayton offers students a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between human movement and global financial systems. This interdisciplinary programme combines rigorous academic study with practical insights into how migration patterns influence and are influenced by economic growth and development strategies worldwide.

Students benefit from a curriculum that emphasises the connections between academic disciplines, preparing them for professional success in a globalised world. The programme fosters deep engagement with expert faculty and encourages students to participate in research that addresses regional, national, and global challenges.

Why International Studies (Global Migration and Economic Development Concentration) at the University of Dayton?

The University of Dayton provides a unique learning environment through its specialised centres, such as the Human Rights Centre and the Hanley Sustainability Institute. These facilities offer students cutting-edge growth opportunities and the chance to connect their studies with social justice issues and community service. The university's commitment to experiential learning means students can take their education beyond the classroom through global learning initiatives, student organisations, and faculty-mentored research projects.

Furthermore, the College of Arts and Sciences offers holistic academic advising to support students in navigating their educational path. Students may also explore the Bachelor's Plus Master's programme, which allows for an accelerated route to a graduate degree, often completing a master's within just one year of finishing their undergraduate studies. The university's strong network, including the Statehouse program in Columbus, helps students build professional connections and launch impactful careers.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 51910 per year
• National fee: USD 51910 per year
• Local fee: USD 51910 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum integrates diverse subjects from the social sciences and humanities. Modules may include:

• International Studies
• Economics
• Global Migration and Economic Development
• Human Rights Studies
• Sustainability
• Political Science
• Sociology
• Global Cultures

Careers with International Studies (Global Migration and Economic Development Concentration)

Graduates are prepared for a variety of roles in international organisations, non-governmental agencies, and government departments. The programme's focus on economic development and migration trends makes students strong candidates for positions in policy analysis, international advocacy, and economic consultancy. The university's dedicated career services and programs like the UD Statehouse initiative help students build the professional networks required to secure roles in policymaking and global affairs.