Welcome to the Centre for the Study of Migration

The Centre for the Study of Migration aims to facilitate, promote and develop interdisciplinary work on migration at Queen Mary. It hosts a programme of events, seminars, workshops and conferences through the academic year that explores migration from diverse disciplinary perspectives. The Centre is committed to acting as a focal point in London for research related to migration and to offer opportunities to scholars of migration within and beyond Queen Mary to share and develop their work through participation in the Centre's events and publications. It welcomes expressions of interest in collaboration from scholars working on any aspect of migration and from organizations working in the field of migration and diaspora. It seeks to further develop both links with the local Tower Hamlets area and with migration-related organizations in other parts of the UK and abroad. The Centre also provides facilities for researchers from overseas who wish to spend a period of migration-related study at Queen Mary. Applications are invited from visiting research fellows and students.

 

 

Call for Proposals

On January 18th 2012, the Centre for the Study of Migration launched a second Call for Bids for Small Research Projects (upto £3000) focusing on any aspect of migration in the East End of London. Please see that attached documents for details of this Call. Applications must reach the Centre's Director, Professor Parvati Nair by March 31st 2012. Please contact Professor Nair if you have any queries.

 

Seed Funding CFP

Seed Funding Application

Next Event


Presentation of on-going multi-disciplinary research projects on migration in the East End of London.
18 January 2012: 6:00pm


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Journal

Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture

 

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Artist in Residence

Stephen Watts, poet and translator, is currently Writer in Residence. He is running a series of translation workshops with Bishwo Sahitto Kendro, a local Bengali literary association.

 

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