Seminar

In the next MPC-EUI seminar, Eleonora Milazzo will examine how researchers try to distil the messages from their research and how and how they evaluate knowledge exchange in the framework of Horizon-funded projects on migration. 

Did you know that international migration accounts for less than 1% of total transnational travel worldwide? 

Below are some research methods seminars at Instats (https://instats.org) which may be of interest to you: 

Narratives are increasingly recognised as central to migration politics and policymaking. The next MPC seminar will feature a presentation by James Dennison, offering an overview of the latest research advances on migration narratives. 

In this hybrid research seminar on Wednesday 26th March 2025 at 12:00-13:00 CET, Giulia Briselli —a Postdoctoral Scholar at ESCP Business School, Paris Campus. — will present her research titled “One Bed, Two Dreams: Female Migration, Conservative Norms and Foreign Brides in South Korea”. 

Join this event as Louis Volante examines how international large-scale assessments (ILSAs), particularly the Programme in International Student Assessment (PISA), shape global education governance agendas. 

When individuals from a migration background travel ‘home’, they may be motivated by grand and important intentions to maintain connections.

Focusing on Hard-to-Reach populations, the course provides an introduction to research methods in conducting research, both qualitative and quantitative, on marginal, hidden and excluded population. 

In this seminar, Friedrich Poeschel will present findings from a study that examines how essential workers in Italy responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, compared to other workers.

Join Professor Daniel Ghezelbash as he presents a step-by-step approach to help individuals engage with misinformation about refugees and migrants effectively.