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Waves of Kurdish migration
Why Kurds left home in each era, where they went, and how their communities formed.
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KCO-DIA-01 · Foundations · 16 h · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Academy · course · Diaspora studies · Faculty of Diaspora, Society and Research · Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
Waves of Kurdish migration
Why Kurds left home in each era, where they went, and how their communities formed.
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from the Academy catalogue- Course code
- KCO-DIA-01
- School
- Diaspora studies
- Faculty
- Faculty of Diaspora, Society and Research
- Level
- Foundations
- Hours
- 16 h (estimated)
- Audience
- Kurds abroad of every generation, researchers and partners in host countries.
- Prerequisites
- none listed
- Enrolment
- open
- Learning platform
- Open for enrolment on study.kurds.global
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6 modulesOutline readyWhat you can do after
- Tell apart the main waves of Kurdish migration and what caused each.
- Explain why many statistics count Kurds only by citizenship.
- Compare how Kurdish communities formed in two or more countries.
- Record a family migration story with consent.
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