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We are delighted to announce that Queen Mary’s interdisciplinary Centre for the Study of Migration and the (B)Orders Centre for the Study of Borders, Migration and Displacement are co-hosting a two-day conference on 29 and 30 May 2025. Call for papers now open until 10^th April, midday. 

Prof. Dr. Melissa Siegel has a new video on her YouTube channel. 

In this video, she explains the concept of brain waste, what the main causes are, who is affected by it and what the main consequences are, as well as policy and program solutions for reducing brain waste within migration. 

• What is Brain Waste? And how can it be reduced? 

Ghent University is hiring 7 PhD researchers in anthropology, social work/educational sciences, linguistics, interpreting and law. 

The Interuniversity Center for Social Science Theory and Methodology (ICS) offers fully funded PhD positions in the Netherlands for a variety of innovative and fascinating research projects. 

Those who may be interested in hosting the next International Association for the Study of Forced Migration (IASFM) conference in 2027 are invited to submit a short expression of interest online: https://crs1.apps01.yorku.ca/machform/view.php?id=97003 

DG Migration’s Strategy & Liaisons Team is pleased to invite you to the annual State of the Art conference. 

Oxford Migration Studies Society is excited to announce our 2026 annual conference, “Migration, Justice, and the Making of Futures.”

The whole E-BoP team is thrilled to announce the opening of the call for participants for the second edition of our Summer School!

In this webinar, Dr Nilay Kılınç draws on her decade-long research on second-generation Turkish-Germans who have ‘returned’ to their ancestral homeland, Turkey. 

DG Migration’s Strategy & Liaisons Team is pleased to invite you to the annual State of the Art conference. The conference aims to facilitate the conversation on key migration issues among scholars, policymakers and other professionals in the field of migration. The goal of the conference is to bring these different groups together and to exchange knowledge through dialogue and reflection. This year’s theme is Looking ahead: migration policy in the long term. 

This short contribution, written by MACIMIDE researcher Prof. Dr. Khalid Koser, is situated at the intersection of three global contradictions.

Prof. Dr. Melissa Siegel has a new video on her YouTube channel.