Deadline extension ! Submit your proposals to the 2026 IMISCOE Annual conference until the 8th of October 2025

 

The deadline for submitting proposals is extended until the 8th of October 2025 (23:59 CEST). All submissions should be made online.

For the 23rd IMISCOE Annual Conference in Girona, we invite submissions of Individual Paper Proposals, Workshop Proposals, and Panel Proposals that contribute to Strengthening Migration Studies through Community Engagement. Panels should be either fully in-person (with all participants at the venue) or fully online (with participants joining remotely). A very limited number of hybrid panels (up to a maximum of 5 sessions per time slot) could potentially be accommodated in exceptional circumstances (health issues, visa restrictions, special care needs), when duly justified and notified to the IMISCOE Network Office prior to the finalisation of the registration process.

All details on the event page:

Annual Conference 2026

 

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