MIGREC’s First Summer School
The MIGREC is announcing its First Summer School to be held in June 2021 and led by the Migration Research…
Upcoming events
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New Pact on Migration and Asylum
The MIGREC team produced a short summary of the EU’s New Pact on Migration and Asylum. You can download it here.
Events
Course on Protection of Children Affected by Mixed Migration launched at the FPN
The Faculty of Political Science, University of Belgrade, in cooperation with the UNICEF…
CONSULTATIONS ON MIGRATION POLICY
Consultations of the working group on the topic „Migrant Policy and Challenges to…
Methodological Workshop – CONTINUED
Observational studies, Case studies Speaker: Assistant Professor Kostas Gemenis, Senior researcher at the…
MIGRANT INTEGRATION WORKSHOP
In the period from September 10 to 16, 2020 under the auspices of…
MIGREC is a three-year €800,000 research capacity building project funded by the European Union under the scheme H2020, starting in October 2019. It aims to build a leading scientific research capacity in migration studies at the Faculty of Political Science (FPN) of University of Belgrade (UoB), ensuring that the UoB scholars can contribute effectively to the research, policy and practical challenges arising from multiple and intersecting changes confronting currently Serbia, but also the whole of the European Union.
Towards this goal, FPN of UoB will be strongly linked with the following internationally-leading migration related research institutions: 1) The University of Sheffield’s (USFD, UK) Migration Research Group, an interdisciplinary network of scholars conducting world-leading and high-impact research on international migration and mobility, 2) The Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP, GR), a well-known policy-oriented research and training institute and 3) The South East European Research Centre (SEERC, GR), a multi-disciplinary and cross-border research institute empowering countries that are currently on the edge of Europe to collaborate in playing their full part in an expanded Europe.
The MIGREC Project will strengthen the interface around migration related research at FPN of UoB between academic excellence, policy impact and public engagement.