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EuMIGS_Lecture_SeriesProfessor James Hollifield
Theorizing International Migration - Towards a 'Unified Field of Study'?
11.02.2021 - The emergence of a new research field or area of study in the social sciences always is fraught with controversy, fits... -
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Kick-off Meeting October 2020: new and former EuMIGS students meet online
17.11.2020 - This year’s kick-off meeting took place online on the 2nd of October 2020. EuMIGS coordinators from all partner... »» -
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Joint EuMIGS course on “International Student Migration” (ISM)
17.11.2020 - The Corona-pandemic has not only forced universities to develop virtual teaching tools for their students, it has also... »» -
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EuMIGS is growing!
17.11.2020 - In July 2020, a new Erasmus+ agreement was signed by a now enlarged consortium of twelve EuMIGS members. Five new... »» -
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EuMIGS at the 2020 IMISCOE Conference
02.07.2020 - EuMIGS students took part in the first online 17th IMISCOE annual conference on July 1 and 2, 2020. Like in the 16th... »»
European Master in Migration Studies
EuMIGS is Europe’s largest network of institutes in the area of migration studies. The network involves 12 partner institutes in 9 European countries of which 5 are part of the double degree Master’s programme.
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Public Lecture Series Spring 2021
The Public Lectures of the nccr – on the move aim at fostering an interdisciplinary debate and...
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EuMIGS launched Lecture Series
In the spring 2021, EuMIGS launched a series of public online lectures organized by the different partner institutes. If you have missed a...
First get-together with the new EuMIGS cohort
We are happy to welcome our eighteen new EuMIGS Double Degree students! They are the fourth cohort to embark on the EuMIGS Double Degree...
Student initiative to connect between migration master students
Migration students in the Netherlands have launched an initiative to connect with other migration students globally. For this purpose,...
Public Lecture Series Spring 2021
The Public Lectures of the nccr – on the move aim at fostering an interdisciplinary debate and present original research on migration and...
A Modern Migration Theory: An Alternative Economic Approach to Failed EU Policy
Today both researchers and policy-makers agree that refugees admitted to the European Union constitute a net cost and fiscal burden for...
Researching and Theorizing International Student Migration and Mobility
This lecture is part of the first joint seminar organized by the EuMIGS network which deals with international student migration and...
Spotlight
Malmö University: International Migration and Ethnic Relations
Since the inception of Malmö University in 1998, International Migration and Ethnic Relations...