Training Course 2

The New EU Asylum Pact

Nr hours: 25 per year

Expected number of enrolled students: 50 per year

This course offers a comprehensive analysis of the New EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, focusing on its legal framework, objectives, and impact on asylum policies across Member States. It examines key components such as border management, asylum procedures, solidarity mechanisms, and partnerships with non-EU countries, as well as challenges related to human rights protection, integration, and security. Participants will engage with case studies, legislative analysis, and policy discussions to develop a critical understanding of the balance between humanitarian obligations and border control. This course is designed for students, policymakers, and professionals seeking specialized knowledge of EU asylum policies, migration law, and international human rights frameworks, preparing them to address contemporary migration challenges within the EU.