Empowering global policy through rigorous research and practical insights.
We combine original research findings, practical tools, and peer learning to deliver cutting-edge training on global migration governance.
We foster a trust-based, inclusive environment that promotes global networking, critical thinking, and practical knowledge. Through our training activities, you’ll gain new ideas, confidence, and connections.
Annual participants
81
Countries represented
31
Training programmes
5
Alumni network
600+
Join our 2-week in-person academic program, featuring lectures, debates, and workshops led by top experts. Dive into migration’s political, sociological, and legal dimensions while networking globally. Application deadline: 28 February 2025
This five-day Academy will explore gender, migration and displacement in the East and Horn of Africa. Apply now and join the first cohort from 4 to 8 May 2026 in Kenya.
A 1-week in-person programme addressing migration attitudes, policies, and global challenges. Engage in expert-led discussions and case studies to expand your understanding of displacement and refugee protection. Applications are closed.
This 5-day online training with STG enhances migration communication skills with strategies based on research and case studies. Ideal for policymakers and NGOs navigating polarised narratives. Applications are open.
A three-day in-person course with STG covering migration governance complexities through theory and practical insights. Perfect for professionals tackling operational challenges. Applications are open.
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Sign up for one of our upcoming trainings. Applications are now open for Migration Communication Strategies.
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Mehreteab Gebregergs, UN Human Rights’ regional representation in East Africa
"I came to the Migration Summer School to get more understanding of migration processes, particularly how migration and responses to it work in different contexts around the world."
Barbara Safradin, Dutch Council for Refugees
"What I gained from the Summer School is a lot of friends. We have a fantastic group of people from many different countries and the way teachers were teaching was very interactive. I'll take all this knowledge and positivity we had with me."
Jakub Kajtman, DG HOME, European Commission
"Migration is one of the most polarising issues in the public debate in Europe...I learned how public institutions should listen to people's concerns, understand their motivations, communicate with a clear purpose, and balance populist rhetoric."
Jacqueline Owigo, United States International University, Nairobi
"I found the Summer School really useful as I met great migration scholars and researchers. This was key for me, given that I come from an International Relations background and wanted to learn more about migration theories and policy debates."
Ayesha Hussain, Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies (BCDSS)
"The Effective Migration Management training proved to be a valuable and enlightening experience, holding substantial practical significance for my daily research endevours."
Rani Marzouki, International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)
"The blending of group exercises, theoretical knowledge, and the field experience of the trainers are the staples of this curriculum and provide realistic approaches and benefits to our day-to-day work."
Sayed Mahdi Mosawi, University of Edinburgh
"If you are passionate about migration studies and looking for an opportunity to gain a lot in a short period... EUI Migration Summer School is a must for you."
Valentina Esposito, EY
"The Effective Migration Management course offers the perfect balance between lectures and practical activities, creating a highly skilled yet friendly environment that enables everyone to actively participate."
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A glimpse of the places our participants come from
Our latest Annual Report shows that 27% of training participants come from international organisations, with national policymakers (18%), EU representatives (16%), and NGO experts (9%).
