Happening now: the #PROMIG ("Promoting Migration Studies in Higher Education") Winter School in New Delhi, India. Watch what #EMMIRC8 students attending have to say! (Featuring Ha, Daniel, Julia, a...

Where in the world in Cohort 8?! 🌍🌎🌏 ✍️EMMIR Cohort 8 students are in the most exciting—and debatably most challenging—part of their two-year Master's experience: the 4th semester. From January un...

Are you interested in the nexus between climate change and migration? ☀️ This recent briefing paper from the Mixed Migration Centre argues that "when mobility drivers are scrutinised and climate ch...

What is the role of the smuggler in migration contexts? This recent article draws on findings from studies in Afghanistan and Mexico, illustrating various dynamics between the smuggler and the clie...

We think #EMMIRC9 is enjoying their 2nd semester in Stavanger!

New report from CBM International ➡️ "Including Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action". Based on 39 case studies, the report shows that "deliberate and proactive action is required to e...

Today, #EMMIRC9 students finished their week-long intensive elective courses at Universitetet i Stavanger: “Migration, Borders and Citizenship” and “Migration and Integration”. Thanks to our partne...

This past weekend, Anjuli and Daniel from #EMMIRC8 met up with Ansar from #EMMIRC5 at the UN's Global Youth Forum in Quito, Ecuador! 🇪🇨🇺🇳 Read more about their experience at the #Youth4Migration fo...

“We feel like ghosts here; no one sees us." Asylum seekers have reported experiencing terrible conditions in a camp on the Greek island, #Kos. While the plight of asylum seekers on Lesvos has rece...

"If you are from a high-income country working in a low-income setting, and you don't think and rethink about this topic often, there is a good chance you are contributing to the problem."

We had a great 2019! From Cohort 9 starting in Oldenburg, to Cohort 7's graduation, to alumni meet-ups in Berlin and Skopje, to our students being published and participating in conferences... we c...

What would you consider some of the most important migration issues of 2019? 🤔 https://www.migrationpolicy.org/programs/migration-information-source/top-10-migration-issues-2019