Courses / Module

• Describe key trends in migration at global, regional, national and local scales
• Demonstrate knowledge of different forms of belonging, and assess the relationship between migration and belonging at a range of different scales
• Demonstrate an understanding of geographical approaches to migration and belonging
• Critically evaluate how migration and belonging are represented in different sources of information – for example media, policy reports, civil society reports, statistics, and cultural representations
• Develop and effectively communicate evidence-based arguments that engage with an important global challenge

• Module Graded (numeric value) or Ungraded (Pass/Not Passed): Graded

• Pass standard: 40%
• Could the result of this module be capped? No

• Are supplemental/resit registrations permitted? Yes
• Students may opt to do supplemental continuous assessment over the Summer (details will normally be posted on the GY334 Moodle page, but students should also contact the lecturer), but will have to surrender any continuous assessment marks earned over the regular lecturing year if they opt to do so. Otherwise, the continuous assessment mark will be carried forward to the Autumn, without scope for improvement. In exceptional circumstances, students may be allowed to complete, and submit, some of the work that they did not submit during the regular academic year, if there was a valid reason for them not having completed that work at that time; the marks for which will then be added to any continuous assessment marks (for other work) that were earned during the regular academic year. Only those students who have officially registered to repeat/resit their module in the Autumn will be allowed to submit supplemental continuous assessment.
• University scheduled written examination (Autumn): 60 minutes, On-campus

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