Research Clusters

Our four clusters provide emerging scholars with a space to present their research on policy issues in the field of migration.

The Migration Initiative identifies the production of accessible policy-relevant research as an important element in shaping policy-decisions, reconstructing narratives and catalyzing change.

We also recognize that publishing outside of academic journals can be a significant method of

engaging, disseminating and communicating relevant policy issues to a broader audience including policy-makers, governmental and non-governmental organizations, migrants and refugees, and the general public. 

Our goal is to enrich our knowledge network with student research on migration policy. By disseminating written pieces in a language that is accessible to non-academic audiences, we aim to facilitate intersectoral knowledge exchanges between emerging scholars, policy-makers and stakeholders. 

Ongoing submissions from MA/PhD students in the field of migration are welcome.