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Centre for Trauma, Asylum and Refugees

CTAR Voices

Learn more about CTAR Students

Gain insight from our graduates and current students in the Masters and PhD programmes in Refugee Care.

Refugee Care students go on to make a difference in a wide range of fields including health care, therapy, social work, advocacy, policy making, education, the arts, research and academia. Our Refugee Care alumni can be found doing practical humanitarian work with a wide range of local and international organisations around the globe.  Some have set up their own projects and humanitarian organisations.

"Besides offering direct techniques and practices, the Refugee Care programme offers a new perspective to look at refugee studies. I am already using what I've learnt from the course within my psychological therapy sessions with clients and within my academic work."
Mehmet Demir  Phd rEFUGEE CARE STUDENT
Chaw headshot of student within the centre
"What I love most about the course are the professors and classmates. In a matter of a year, we created a tight-knit community, where everyone supports one another academically and emotionally."
Chaw Thar MA Refugee care student
Headshot of Sian a student within the centre
"As the first person in my family to go to University, I would like to encourage those of you coming from a working class background to apply to the MA Refugee Care Course. You will find a space that is inclusive and supportive in every way possible."
Sina Lohmueller MA REFUGEE CAre student
"The course has given me the opportunity to get to know a group of exceptional change-makers from across the world. It has also enabled me to understand the work that I do at a much deeper level and given me practical tools which i hope to be able to use and share with others."
Jeannie Blizzard MA Refugee care student(part-time)