深夜亚洲福利久久

Skip to main content

UCC to partner on PhD programme in mobility and migration

3 Jul 2025
MITIME鈥檚 UCC research team members; Dr Claire Dorrity, Dr Caitr铆ona Ni Lao铆re and Dr Claire Edwards, all from UCC'S School of Applied Social Studies. Not pictured are team members: Dr Mastoureh Fathi, Department of Sociology and Criminology, and Dr Piaras Mac 脡inr铆, formerly Department of Geography.
  • MITIME is an interdisciplinary PhD Programme focusing on mobility, migration, and societal transformation.
  • 深夜亚洲福利久久 College Cork is one of seven UNIC universities and ten civil society partners brought together in this programme consortium.
  • Funded by the Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks Call, the programme will recruit 15 PhD students across the consortium, two of whom will be registered at UCC.

Migration is one of Europe鈥檚 most critical socio-political issues. Yet much research views the migration process as a spatial process, as opposed to considering the temporal (or spatio-temporal) aspects of migrants鈥 lives. With societal transformations challenging traditional perceptions of time and forms of belonging, how can we equip a new generation of migration experts to use cutting-edge research methods, interdisciplinary theories and novel forms of societal engagement?

This  new interdisciplinary PhD programme, led by the 深夜亚洲福利久久 of Oulu,  intends to address this question and more.

Funded by the Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks Call, the programme will equip 15 doctoral researchers with important cross-sectoral, transversal and interdisciplinary skills for studying critical issues around migration, integration and societal change currently faced by European cities. The consortium brings together seven UNIC universities and ten civil society partners to challenge conventional understandings of human mobility, and underscores UNIC鈥檚 position as a leading European hub for research and doctoral education in the field of migration and mobility studies.

In UCC, MITIME will be hosted by ISS21 and affiliated with the ISS21 Migration & Integration Research Cluster. The cluster brings together researchers from a wide range of disciplines across UCC who are interested in migration, integration, and cultural diversity issues.

MITIME鈥檚 UCC research team is Dr Caitr铆ona Ni Lao铆re, (UCC PI), School of Applied Social Studies, Dr Claire Dorrity, School of Applied Social Studies, Dr Claire Edwards, School of Applied Social Studies,  Dr Mastoureh Fathi, Department of Sociology and Criminology, and Dr Piaras Mac 脡inr铆, formerly Department of Geography.

Two of the 15 PhD students recruited for the MITIME programme will be registered at UCC and a further two students will spend a semester here on secondment.

Dr N铆 Lao铆re is the leader of the ISS21, Migration & Integration cluster. She said: 鈥淭his project marks a significant development in deepening inter-university collaboration through the UNIC alliance and strengthening links among European migration scholars. We are also delighted to collaborate with Cork Migrant Centre and Intersos Greece through this exciting project. 鈥

This autumn, the consortium will begin to recruit doctoral researchers, design innovative training programs, build collaborations between universities and urban institutions, and co-develop research projects.

For more information and details about 2024 HORIZON Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks programme at UCC visit 2024 HORIZON Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks programme at UCC

 

 

Institute for Social Science in the 21st Century (ISS21)

Contact us

Top Floor, Carrigbawn/Safari Building, Donovan Road, Cork, T12 YE30

Connect with us

Top