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Migration Policy Centre looks for collaborators for the Interact project

Carmen Munteanu - Communications Coordinator

28 April 2014

Migration Policy Centre (MPC) within the European University Institute (EUI) is urgently looking for collaborators for a fixed term contract in relation with a study within the Interact project. The collaborator shall be responsible for maintaining liaison with, and interviewing the organisations already contacted by the Interact team. Between 7 and 10 days shall be allocated to interviews - depending on the country concerned - in May and June 2014.

The countries envisaged are: Turkey, Morocco, Tunis, Ukraine, Russia, Iran, India, China, Italy, France, Germany, Sweden, The Netherlands, Spain, Ecuador and the UK.

Persons experienced in ethnographical or sociological research, who are familiar with the area of migration in the country where they will work, are able to work independently and speak fluently at least one of the languages of the countries listed above, are invited to apply.

The collaborators shall not be members of the European University Institute, but the work shall be undertaken in Florence, under coordination of Interact team. Interested persons are requested to contact MPC by e-mail, at mpc@eui.eu.

Source: Migration Policy Centre

UPDATE 30 April: Given the very large number of applications received, MPC announced the closure of the call for applications.

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