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Scholarships for refugees for participating in the Odysseus Summer School on European immigration and asylum law and policy
Tudorina Mihai
27 May 2016
The Odysseus Academic Network is accepting applications from refugees to attend the 16th edition of its Summer School on European Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy (Brussels, 4-15 July 2016).
This initiative is conceived as a response to the current asylum situation in Europe, and aims to provide a number of refugee students with an opportunity to gain knowledge in European immigration and asylum law. It intends to help refugees integrate in Europe, notably by allowing them to engage with European academics and continue their studies, which may have been interrupted due to forced departure from their home country.
Following a successful fundraising campaign, Odysseus is able to fund the full participation of around 10 students at the Summer School, who hold refugee or subsidiary protection status in Europe. The funds cover registration fees and transportation costs within the Schengen area as well as accommodation and living expenses.
For more information please visit: http://odysseus-network.eu/scholarships-for-refugees/
This initiative is conceived as a response to the current asylum situation in Europe, and aims to provide a number of refugee students with an opportunity to gain knowledge in European immigration and asylum law. It intends to help refugees integrate in Europe, notably by allowing them to engage with European academics and continue their studies, which may have been interrupted due to forced departure from their home country.
Following a successful fundraising campaign, Odysseus is able to fund the full participation of around 10 students at the Summer School, who hold refugee or subsidiary protection status in Europe. The funds cover registration fees and transportation costs within the Schengen area as well as accommodation and living expenses.
For more information please visit: http://odysseus-network.eu/scholarships-for-refugees/


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