Alumni stories

Alumni stories: Charles Murata

My experience was nothing short of amazing. This multidisciplinary program offers extensive knowledge dissemination, as I learned from...

Alumni stories: Mahn Ha Luong

After completing such a joint program recognized as an EU's success story, I have gained valuable knowledge in the field of migration and in

Alumni stories: Alejandra Castellanos Breton

I describe EMMIR as an experience in a boat, always in motion, with storms, moments of calm, possibilities of sinking, but also with multipl

Alumni stories: Emilio Cabrera

Beyond academia and theoretical discussions on epistemologies of human migration and exciting research methodology, EMMIR provides you with

Alumni stories: Imke Siefer

The two years as an EMMIR student played a crucial role in my personal and professional development. A group of inspiring, courageous and tr

Alumni stories: Gabriella Mikiewicz

My two years in EMMIR were probably the two most challenging, exciting, and formative years of my life. They were challenging because EMMIR

Alumni Story: Elisabeth Roura

EMMIR has been an eye-opening experience for me. I was looking forward to studying a program that would bring me to many different countries

Alumni stories: Oana Talos

EMMIR is about migration and migrating. You learn from it while travelling, and the topics cover a wide range of aspects on migration. You w

Alumni stories: Yordanos S. Estifanos

Mr. Yordanos S. Estifanos is a graduated with MA in European Masters in Migration and Intercultural Relations (EMMIR) at the University of O

Alumni stories: Mahanam Mithun

I was working for the British High Commission Dhaka, Bangladesh in their Migration section before starting my EMMIR journey. I was looking f

Alumni stories: Oleksandr Ryndyk

With my positivist background stemming from the prevailing conventional approaches to teaching Economics, studying the multidisciplinary EMM

Alumni stories: Jaafar Alloul

One day you‘re involved in action research on asylum seekers’ basic rights in Lower Saxony, Germany, the other day you‘re reflecting on the