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The University of Oxford's Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS). Based at the School of Anthropology.
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@oxford-anthro.bsky.socialReposted by @compasoxford.bsky.socialWe are delighted to welcome the 2026-27 cohort to the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford! We are very much looking forward to working and thinking together during your time at the School.
@compasoxford.bsky.socialJoin us on 15 October for the first event in our 'Migration, Performance & Policy' series where speakers will explore the role of performance and pop culture in the politics around immigration in Nepal and the Philippines.
📍 Attend in-person in Oxford or online
www.compas.ox.ac.uk/event/migrat...
@compasoxford.bsky.socialAs we approach the start of the academic year, Course Director Madeleine Reeves shares her top tips for making the most of the MSc in Migration Studies at Oxford - whether you’re already joining the course or considering applying.
➡️Madeleine's tips in full: www.compas.ox.ac.uk/article/how-...
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@compasoxford.bsky.socialAre you a researcher, practitioner, artist or student with an interest in the relationship between migration, policy and performance? 🎶 Join our upcoming event series, which is free to attend and open to all. Organised in collaboration with @torchoxford.bsky.social and @oxmusicfaculty.bsky.social
@compasoxford.bsky.socialEarlier this year, more than 70,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in just two days.
As Morocco heads to the polls today, COMPAS researcher Myriam Cherti explains how the country’s political parties are addressing migration in light of the situation in Ceuta.
⬇️ Read more in @nytimes.com
@compasoxford.bsky.socialWriting for the Financial Times, Madeleine Sumption, Director of @migobs.bsky.social based at COMPAS, uses recent debate about new UK government asylum site plans to highlight the trade-offs facing immigration policymakers. ⬇️ Is Britain’s migration debate asking the wrong question?
@compasoxford.bsky.socialPreparations are well underway at COMPAS for the new academic year, with plenty happening behind the scenes (including a fresh office interior). 🎓 We cannot wait to welcome our new and returning cohorts of students and colleagues in October.
@compasoxford.bsky.socialThe Home Office has published its latest migration figures, showing record high applications for British citizenship, alongside declines in the number of visas granted, asylum applications & small boat arrivals.
Our @migobs.bsky.social experts have analysed the data⬇️ migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk
@compasoxford.bsky.socialMore than 70,000 people crossed into the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco over two days.
@myriamcherti.bsky.social, Senior Researcher, spoke to @apnews.com about how social media may have been used to encourage such a significant movement of people
apnews.com/article/migr...
@compasoxford.bsky.social🤝 One international research consortium 📋 Two cross-national surveys 🌍 Three years of fieldwork across nine European countries 👥 More than 35,000 participants = One of the most comprehensive datasets ever assembled on discrimination against ethnic minorities in Europe. @sbvanoosten.bsky.social
