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PROJECT COORDINATION

Good academic work is only possible through teamwork. Being part of multi-disciplinary research teams has enabled me learn through project coordination, organisation of public communication initiatives, and planning of large events.

Between 2019 and 2021, I was part-time Research Associate of GLOBALCIT at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, where I contributed to the expansion of the online resources. In particular, I developed the Conditions for Electoral Rights dataset.

In parallel, I worked as the Scientific Coordinator of the nccr – on the move at the University of Neuchâtel, contributing to the development of a joint graduate programme involving twenty-five doctoral researchers across ten universities. In this role I organised the Migration and Mobility Studies Conference (link to the 2019 edition), coordinated regular research workshops and core doctoral seminars, and structured a cross-institutional research framework connecting diverse doctoral projects under a shared analytical agenda. Beyond academic training, I also supported dissemination by developing short research presentation videos for the programme’s YouTube channel (link) and creating interactive visualisations to communicate research findings to wider audiences (link).

In my current position at the Migration Policy Centre and School of Transnational Governance, I am in charge of the coordination of the Migration Summer School , the Migration Winter Academy, and a set of executive trainings on migration, providing advanced instruction to professionals from policymaking, diplomacy, civil society, media, and the private sector. These programmes equip participants with analytical tools, critical thinking, and empirical evidence to address cross-border migration issues within their respective fields of work. 

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