The third semester of the European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) marks another milestone in our students’ academic journey, as Edition 12 students complete their research reports based on project-based internships. These reports demonstrate the intellectual depth, methodological diversity, and critical engagement that define the programme. This year’s internship research projects examine how migration is shaped by unequal structures of governance, la

Edition 11 of EMMIR finished their journey and celebrated graduation in September 2025. We are excited to present their work in this collection of thesis abstracts, which appear in several languages. These projects show the curiosity, commitment, and creativity that make EMMIR’s community of researchers so vibrant. The theses cover themes from displacement and belonging to health and wellbeing, to decolonial knowledge, care practices/dynamics/structures, organisational develo

On Sunday, September 14, the newest EMMIR cohort went on their first field trip of the semester—an eye-opening journey through the histories of East Frisia and the Emsland in northern Germany.

This month, we are delighted to welcome Edition 13 into the EMMIR community as they begin their first semester at the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany.

This September, alumni from across the globe returned to Oldenburg for the EMMIR Alumni Gathering 2025, marking 15 years of the European Master in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR).