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• Swedish Research Council’s Graduate School in Migration and Integration

Course Directors and Lecturers
Kristoffer Jutvik, Assistant Professor, REMESO (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
Mauricio Rogat, Postdoc, REMESO (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Course Calendar
Course Period: 20 November – 22 December 2023
Course Week in Norrköping: 4 – 8 December 2023

Accommodation in Norrköping is covered for all PhD students who are admitted to the course.

Confirmed Lectures
Irene Molina, Uppsala University, Institute for Housing and Urban Research
Andrea Spehar, Gothenburg University, Department of Political Science
Emma Holmqvist, Uppsala University, Institute for Housing and Urban Research
Maria Persdotter, Linköping University, Division of Social Work
Benjamin Jarvis, Linköping University, the Institute for Analytical Sociology
Ola Larsmo, REMESO (Moa Martinsson visiting professor)
Olav Nygård, Linköping University, REMESO
Kristoffer Jutvik, Linköping University, REMESO

Course Description

The implementation of efficient migration policies lies at the core of the transformation into sustainable societies on a global scale. Yet, there is currently little agreement on a “best practice” and consequently notable disparities in migration policy across European nationstates, both at the national and local level of government, resulting in a variety of policy structures and approaches to refugee reception and housing. The course explores state-ofthe-art research on integration, segregation, and housing, with an empirical focus on the Swedish context in combination with international examples. Highlighting the current restrictive trend in migration and settlement policy, the course lays a special focus on the impact of temporality, both in terms of residence status and refugee housing. Central to the course is the discussion about the potential paradoxical outcomes inherent in when different institutional strategies are seen in the light of various sustainability aims, such as economic inclusion, family formation, gender equality, and educational possibilities (among others).

About the Graduate School in Migration and Integration:
 Our Graduate School courses are offered to PhD students.
 5 weeks of full-time work for 7,5 ECTS. One intensive week at REMESO, Campus
Norrköping, Linköping University or at SOCAV & CGM, University of Gothenburg.
 All courses are taught in English.
 Courses are usually examined by a paper assignment.
 Accommodation is provided for free to all PhD students who are admitted to our
courses.

For more information and the Application Form, please consult our web:
https://liu.se/forskning/vetenskapsradets-forskarskola-i-migration-och-integration

Contact the course directors:
Kristoffer Jutvik, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Mauricio Rogat, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.