Master Theses

Theses produced within the framework of the Double Degree programme.

Managing migration-induced multilingualism in German and Belgian primary schools through preparatory programmes Written by: Noriega Etxaide, Mireia
Brazilian skilled women migrants in Portugal: Their situation in the labor market Written by: Palma Lima Asensi, Carlos Miguel
Lifestyle Migration and New Mobilities in Galician Rural Areas Written by: Lehrfeld, Nicole
Mechanisms of Exclusion and Necropolitics constraining Transgender Asylum Seekers in Switzerland A Queer & Intersectional Frame Analysis of Swiss LGBTiQ+ Non-Governmental Organizations specialized in Migration and Asylum Issues Written by: Gogniat, Thibaut
Integration for whom? Investigating EU narratives on migrant integration through a Critical Discourse Analysis of the EU’s Action Plan on Integration and Inclusion 2021-2027 Written by: Giacinti, Anna
Treads of solidarity along the border: Migration control and the social fabric in Ceuta Written by: Leal Dopazo, Diego
Local Roots, Global Minds – Identity formation and sense of belonging through the eyes of high school exchange students Written by: Housset, Charlotte
From Dissociation to Reconnection: A Qualitative Study of Care-Relationships in German Psycho-Social Centers - The Accompaniment of Asylum-Seeking Women Written by: Plantard, Apolline
“Because you’re an immigrant, you know the normal way is not for you”: Migrant Experiences in the Era of Deterrence Politics Written by: Redon-Batique, Séléna
The Epistemology of the Smart Border: An Explanatory Frame for the Consolidation of Data-Driven Borderwork in Europe Written by: Dreher, Jonas

Master Theses