Who Are We?
An interdisciplinary network of scholars conducting world-leading research on global migration and mobility.
Sheffield Migration Research Group is part of IMISCOE – a network of 55 member institutions and over 1,000 scholars working in the area of migration and integration across Europe.
Our approach is informed by a broad understanding of migration encompassing motives for migration, effects on sending and destination countries, as well as the broad range of impacts (legal, social, economic and political) and experiences of migration in various geographical regions.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Sheffield MRG, or would like to find out more about how this platform can be used to showcase a diverse range of migration research activities, we would love to hear from you (see Contacts page for further details).
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MRG virtual seminar series: semester (1) 2021/22
Migration Research Group Seminar Series 2021/22 Semester 1 Thursdays 12.00-13.15 Seminars will be held online via Blackboard Collaborate and are open to all. Information will be circulated prior to each event. A full audio and visual recording of each seminar…
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Peer Research opportunity for young migrants in South Yorkshire
Are you a young person in Yorkshire and Humber with experience of moving to the UK from outside of Europe? Do you care about issues of integration and inclusion? Are you a good listener and interested in hearing people’s stories?…
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‘If you want to go far, go together’: Doing inclusive research
Over the course of academic year 2020/21, we’ve transformed Sheffield MRG seminars, into a series of online events that have enabled us to continue to share migration research taking place across the University of Sheffield and beyond. The finale…
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MRG Semester 2: seminar series 2020/21
Migration Research Group Seminar Series 2020/21 Semester 2 Thursdays 12.00-13.15 Seminars will be held online via Blackboard Collaborate and are open to all. Information will be circulated closer to each event. A full audio recording of each seminar will be…
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PhD opportunity – Understanding risks to care workers’ wellbeing: an analysis of applications to The Care Workers’
The Department of Sociological Studies and CIRCLE at the University of Sheffield are pleased to offer a PhD studentship funded by a White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership Collaborative Award. The project partner is The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC). CWC has a longstanding relationship with CIRCLE, which is…
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