An intense week of Job Shadowing activities has been concluded in Palermo. The event has been organized by CLEDU in ccoperation with the Università degli Studi di Palermo and many local and international NGOs. During the first day of Job Shadowing activities the participants have been engaged in morning and...
An intense Job shadowing week is starting today for the Tunisian partner of the project. Around 30 professors and PhD candidates are participating in the activity. Job Shadowing is an activity of on-the-job training, implemented with international agencies, organizations, institutions, NGOs, and other stakeholders whose know-how in migration issues is...
Great participation for the final stage of the project "Migrants", a program of Capacity Building for Higher Education funded by the European Commission through Erasmus Plus that sees the University of Palermo as lead applicant. The initiative in Palermo had included two sessions: the Final Dissemination Event entitled "(Dis)closing the...
From 10 to 19 July, the city of Palermo will be the setting of the final stage of the Capacity Building for Higher Education Project, called ‘Migrants’ funded by the European Commission through Erasmus Plus and led by University of Palermo. The project is now entering the final stages. It...
After the incredible success of the first 2 editions, the Call for applications for the third edition of the MIGRANTS Master’s Degree is now open till 19th July. In 2021, the MIGRANTS project launched the Joint Master’s Degree in “Migration Studies: Governance, Policies and Cultures” gathering three Tunisian Partner Universities: Tunis El Manar University, La Manouba University, and Tunis...
Weslety Souhayel, a second-year masters student in Migration Studies: Governance, Policies and Cultures, within Migrants Project, has been published an interesting article, together with other scholars, about recents events in Tunisia concerning refugee rights, the rolling back of international human rights law and the practices of solidarity and protests...
As part of the legacy of the project MIGRANTS, Erasmus+ capacity building funded by the European Commission in the period 2019-2023, the British Academy Writing Workshop “Migrants in transit: a transdisciplinary writing programme for emerging scholars of migration in Tunisia” has been launched. The University of Westminster (UK) and the...
Migrants project Final Conference took place in Tunis, at Cité des Sciences, on last 02 May 2023. It was an opportunity to bring together all of the partners, the University of Tunis El Manar, the University of Tunis, the University of La Manouba, the University of Granada and the...
On May 2, the Cité des Sciences in Tunis will host the final conference of “Migrants”, an Erasmus+ Capacity Building Project, funded by the European Commission. In the last four years "Migrants" has engaged partners throughout Europe and Tunisia with the aim of strengthening the capacity of the Tunisian...
The first co-teaching session involved the students of the "Climate and Migration" course of the Université de Tunis who explored the challenges of linking climate change and migration. Environmental migrants, climate migrants, environmental refugees, environmental internally displaced people: what is the most appropriate definition between? Can legal protection be obtained...
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