Welcome to apply for 2nd EUniWell Summer School on Migration and Diversity in European Cities
The 2023 EUniWell Summer School on Migration and Diversity in European Cities (MADEINEUROPE) will bring together postgraduate students (Masters and PhD level), practitioners and internationally renowned academics in the field to explore the frontiers of migration and diversity research.
Migrants have formed a substantial part of many European societies for centuries. Yet, over the past three decades, the size, speed, and spread of human mobility has grown in significance.
These accelerated changes are transforming local communities and the dynamics and politics of diversity at destination, as well as at origin. Cities are the primary destination of migrants and where migration-driven diversity is occurring at a faster pace. They are also strategic sites for the formation of new types of identities and communities that stretch across national borders and new political subjects and possibilities of social transformation.
At the 2023 MADEINEUROPE Summer School on Migration and Diversity in European Cities, we approach these changes and dynamics through a range of interdisciplinary perspectives on migration, diversity and inclusion. The Summer School is organised by six European universities part of the EUniWell Network and led by Professor Nando Sigona, director of the University of Birmingham’s Institute for Research into Superdiversity.
The Summer School will take place from 29 May to 30 June 2023 and includes online lectures, seminars, workshops and mentoring and a final in-person event in Nantes (France) on 29-30 June 2023.
The language of instruction will be English.
Eligibility
The Summer School is open to postgraduate students (Masters and PhD level) from law, humanities, social sciences or other related disciplines affiliated to EUniWell universities (University of Birmingham, University of Cologne, University of Florence, Linneaus University, University of Murcia, Nantes Université, Semmelweis University, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kiev, and University of Konstanz) and practitioners associated to a EUniWell associated partners.
The course is free to attend. Bursaries contributing to travel and subsistence costs up to €400 will be available for selected participants to attend the final event at the Nantes Université.
We encourage and welcome the participation of applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds.
More information
Download the Call for Participants here. The application deadline is 17 February.
About MADEINEUROPE
MADEINEUROPE is a project in association with and funded by EUniWell, the European University of Well-Being, under its Seed Funding Programme.
Find out more about the project here.
