Trinity Long Room Hub invite you to attend The Climate Change & Migration Symposium, 1st edition on Thursday, 02 May 2024, 9.30am – 6pm.
This symposium is organised by the School of Law. It aims to develop a nuanced and multidisciplinary perspective on legal issues regarding Climate Change and Migration.
The changing climate and environmental degradation will have a significant impact on migration trends and migrant populations in the future. The potential magnitude of the problem has been increasingly addressed in domestic and international judicial decisions, statements by international bodies, and media reports. The relationship between climate change and migration, and the broader political, economic and social contexts in which the phenomena occur, is increasingly becoming an area of robust scholarly attention. The quest to understand how climate change and environmental degradation will affect societies going forward, including migration trends remains challenging. From a legal point of view, it raises complex questions about human rights protection, citizenship and statelessness, law of the sea, non-refoulement, and reparation, among others.
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Trinity College Dublin offers a diverse range of lifelong learning opportunities for those interested in pursuing a course after work or in their leisure time. Located in the heart of Dublin city, Trinity has been at the forefront of Irish educational excellence for more than four hundred years. Today, it’s ranked as Ireland’s number one university, providing a variety of courses across the Arts & Humanities, Business, Law, Engineering, Science and Health Sciences.
Why is lifelong learning so important?
Whether you come to Trinity for personal interest or professional development, continuing your education journey has never been easier. Being open to new ideas and having a willingness to broaden your perspective are key factors for success in the modern world. In addition to Trinity’s third-level degrees and diplomas, there are an array of short courses to choose from. These courses include everything from the history of art to social work, philosophy and psychology, Greek and Roman mythology, religion, physics, and a variety of languages.
