Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award 2025

Deadline: December 2, 2024

Applications are open for the Maria Ioannis Baganha Dissertation Award 2025. Named in honour of Maria Ioannis Baganha, a distinguished scholar and one of many founders of International Migration, Integration and Social Cohesion in Europe (IMISCOE), the Network has awarded this prize yearly since 2010 to stimulate and acknowledge glorious PhD analysis within the subject of migration research. The award is scheduled to be offered on the twenty second IMISCOE Annual Conference, to be held in Paris and Online on July 1-4, 2025. The winner is predicted to attend the Award Ceremony and current their work.

Prize

• The award features a money prize (paid solely to a college institutional account) and the OPPORTUNITY to have the dissertation printed in Open Access within the IMISCOE-Springer Research Series, freed from cost however topic to the manuscript’s assessment by the e-book collection’ Editorial Committee. If the profitable thesis is article-based, one of many articles might be printed freed from cost within the journal Comparative Migration Studies upon the manuscript assessment by the journal’s Editorial Board.

Eligibility

• Open to all candidates whether or not they’re primarily based at an IMISCOE Member Institute or not.
• Dissertations from all educational disciplines and methodological approaches are welcome.
• Both monographs and article-based theses are accepted for the award.

Selection Criteria

Nominations should exhibit a major contribution to the sphere of worldwide migration analysis in a number of of those standards:

• Research high quality
• Originality
• Theoretical contribution
• Methodological/empirical contribution

Application

Applicants should submit the next:

• A accomplished application form.
• A abstract of the dissertation (in max. 2.000 phrases) and as much as 5 key phrases .
• A single PDF file of the dissertation together with all appendices, references, notes and many others. 
• A CV (max. 2 pages).
• A letter of advice from a member of the thesis committee who was not the candidate’s supervisor or co-supervisor nor was affiliated to the identical establishment the place the PhD was obtained on the time of the thesis defence. Examiners’ experiences usually are not thought-about as letters of advice.
• Only for articles-based theses: a letter detailing the candidate’s contribution to the co-authored articles/chapters which have been a part of the thesis. 

Applications must be submitted by e mail to the IMISCOE Network Office: [email protected] by December 2, 2024 at 23:59 CET. Questions regarding the award might be emailed to the IMISCOE Network Office.

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