Master in Globalisation, Migration and Development

Radboud University, located in Nijmegen in the Netherlands and founded in 1923, combines a clear social mission with strong academic credentials. Rooted in a tradition of community commitment, the university emphasizes mutual care, inclusion of cultural minorities, and research that engages with real societal challenges. Its green campus and collegial atmosphere help international students feel welcome while they pursue rigorous study in a supportive setting.

Academically, Radboud is research-led and internationally recognized, with many units ranked among the world’s best. The university hosts numerous research institutes and offers 77 programmes across disciplines, enabling interdisciplinary study and the flexibility to tailor learning paths. With around 24,633 students, of whom roughly 3,273 come from abroad, students benefit from small-group teaching, close faculty interaction, and opportunities to join research projects and supervised practical work.

Student life in Nijmegen blends active campus engagement with rich cultural offerings in one of the Netherlands’ oldest cities. Career services, internships, and strong links to industry and public organisations support graduate employability, while international offices provide practical guidance on housing, visas, and integration. For students seeking a values-driven institution that pairs high-quality research and teaching with a personal learning environment, Radboud offers a compelling balance of academic excellence and community-minded living.

The Master in Globalisation, Migration and Development is a 1-year program at Radboud University in the Netherlands. It's for students who want to understand how globalisation and migration affect economies and societies. This Master's degree helps you develop a deep understanding of these complex issues.

The curriculum includes courses like Globalising Cities and Hinterlands, International Migration, Globalisation and Development, and Geographies of Care. You'll also work on a Master's thesis and have space for elective courses. This hands-on approach helps you develop skills in research, analysis, and critical thinking.

After graduating, you can pursue careers like Migration Policy Advisor, Global Development Consultant, International Relations Specialist, or Social Inequality Researcher. You can work in industries like government, non-profit, or private sector, and for employers like the United Nations, NGOs, or research institutions.