🗨"Has it led to a reduction in deaths over those years? Probably not... but is it an important source of data in those policy discussions about how to address irregular migration around the world? Yes it is." Have you listened to our latest episode on #GlobalData and #Migration

New COMPAS blog piece👇 Uganda is often presented as a success story in the world of refugee management. But what impact has recent ration cuts had on parts of the country? 📜We are delighted to share this article written by experts Eirin Haugseth Eirin Haugseth, PRIO

Together with colleagues Kerstin Fisk and Patrick Schjølberg, I wrote a piece for the COMPAS blog where we reflect on conversations had during fieldwork in Uganda earlier this year.

We can't wait to hear the outcomes of this project exploring the sounds of human #migration and settlement! Mark your calendars 📅⬇️ COMPAS Cities and Memory

New visa data from the Home Office show Skilled Worker visa applications remained resilient in July – no clear impact from higher salary threshold. In fact, application levels were higher in July than in March.

Health and care applications remain low. There were 8,000 applications in July, around the levels seen in early 2022 before the sharp increase in care worker migration.

Student applications were 23k lower in July 2024 than a year earlier (71.5k vs 94k). Dependants account for almost half of the fall, which is to be expected given most now can't come. It's less clear for main applicants. The dependant ban is one possible driver, but so are

A really fantastic opportunity to work with two exceptional teams at Oxford - both MigrationObservatory and Oxford Internet Institute - we need a postdoctoral researcher with skills with Python, LLMs and NLP for the “Seeing Migration Narratives project” Deadline is looming!

📢 Exciting news! We're now accepting submissions for Volume 12 of the Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration. We welcome academic articles, field reports, legal analysis, policy critiques & creative works on forced migration. 🗓️ Deadline: 30 September 🔗 shorturl.at/9b8VP

70 years of Trying to Improve Global Migration Statistics: Time for A New Approach (Part Two) | COMPAS compas.ox.ac.uk/article/70-yea…

Updated stats from HMRC show that relative earnings of non-EU citizens have decreased over last two years while EU have increased. The reasons are complicated, though – as we explain in our piece with Jonathan Portes 🧵 migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/comm…

A fantastic opportunity to get involved with Migration Oxford, shape one of the largest networks of international migration scholars and join our friendly team! See below for more details🔥 #MigrationJob #MigrationVacancy #MigrationOxford #Coconvenor #Migration #COMPAS

Key considerations and learnings on engaging community researchers in our research on the experiences of Bangladeshi and Pakistani women in “good work” in London. More about the project 👉niesr.ac.uk/projects/bangl…

⬇️ Did this blog make you wonder how we can improve collection of global #migration data? 🌍 Great news! Part two offers some solutions, including: - Leveraging new surveys - Setting clear goals - Mapping existing data Read now COMPAS: compas.ox.ac.uk/article/70-yea…

🚨This research note in International Migration Review (IMR) now has page numbers! Check it out, it is OA: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01… MIPEX Migration Policy Group APSA Mig & Citzp (@migcitizenapsa.bsky.social) MIGCITPOL_IMISCOE IMISCOE Migration Politics and Governance - IMISCOE SC HARNEY @munkschool ECPR SG Migration & Ethnicity nccr – on the move MigrationPolicy Inst GlobalCIT COMPAS