Our Focus The university's interest in the field of refugees began with the establishment of the Refugee Studies Programme in 1992. Subsequently, the centre was founded in 1997, becoming the first centre in the Arab region and the Middle East specialised in issues of asylum, displacement, and forced migration. |
Our VisionA leading centre at the regional and international levels in qualitative studies and research, supporting decision-makers and researchers in refugee and migration issues. Our aim is to improve the quality of life for refugees and build a better future for them by meeting their needs in various social, educational, health, and human rights fields. We also implement sustainable projects through effective partnerships with local and international organisations that support this vision, which aims to provide a dignified life where every refugee or displaced person finds safety, dignity, and a fair opportunity to rebuild their lives wherever they may be. |
Our MissionA non-profit academic research centre at Yarmouk University, specialising in issues of asylum, displacement, and forced migration. It addresses and tackles various social issues related to refugees through conducting research, policy papers and surveys, as well as implementing developmental projects aimed at improving the environment and lives of refugees. The centre strives to achieve a positive and sustainable impact that meets the needs of refuges and contributes to social justice and comprehensive development |
Our Objectives Conduct pioneering research, advocate for the rights of refugees and displaced persons, and promote collaborative solutions to address the global challenges of forced migration. To achieve this, we aim to:
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Our Values· Tolerance and Coexistence.· Respect for the opinion of others.· Equality and Justice.· Teamwork.· Credibility and transparency. |
Our SloganBridging Borders, Restoring Lives |