Job Vacancies

Open Position at the Research Department of the School of Education, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW): 

The Mixed Migration Centre (MMC) is recruiting a coordinator for the MMC North Africa hub, based in the DRC office in Tunis. The application deadline is on 8 October. 

Open Position at the University of Geneva: 

Project ‘Explaining and Interpreting Migration Flows and Stocks’ 
nccr – on the move 

Open Position at the World Trade Institute, University of Bern: 

Project ‘Migration Governance through Trade Mobilities’ 
nccr – on the move 

The SFM is now looking for a 2-year postdoc to work on a project on the political participation of naturalized citizens. The project wants to analyse the political preferences of naturalized citizens, the drivers to become active participants in left and right wing parties and how they make sense of their background with regard to the party’s discourses. This will be measured on the basis of content analysis and biographical interviews. 

Deadline: 31 October 2018 

The Odysseus Academic Network ( http://odysseus-network.eu/ ) is urgently seeking to recruit two young graduates or professionals for two traineeship positions within the framework of the OMNIA Project ( http://odysseus-network.eu/omnia-project-overview/ ). 

IOM GMDAC in Berlin is looking for a Data and Policy Analyst to support the programme “Safety, Support and Solutions in the Central Mediterranean Route.” The selected candidate will work on child migration and other topics on the Central Mediterranean Route, assisting with capacity building activities as well as research. This will involve regular travel to North and West Africa. 

The MMC (Mixed Migration Centre) is re-advertising the position of Mixed Migration Centre Manager in North Africa. 

The EPC is looking for a Policy Analyst to join its European Migration and Diversity programme. The analyst’s activities will relate to research, policy recommendations and providing a platform for debate on European migration policy developments. 

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