Postdoc in migration studies for research project on integration at the local level

This position seeks a postdoctoral researcher specializing in migration studies, focusing on integration processes at the local level. The ideal candidate will have advanced expertise in migration theory, integration policies, and local governance related to migrant populations. Strong research skills are essential, including qualitative and quantitative methodologies commonly used in social sciences, such as ethnographic fieldwork, surveys, interviews, and statistical analysis. Experience with interdisciplinary approaches that combine sociology, political science, and urban studies will be advantageous. The role likely requires proficiency in analyzing policy frameworks and their impact on migrant integration, as well as the ability to engage with community stakeholders and local institutions. Excellent academic writing and communication skills are necessary for publishing research findings and contributing to project dissemination. Candidates should demonstrate the capacity to work independently and collaboratively within a research team, managing project timelines and contributing to grant applications. While specific experience points and education details are not provided, the postdoctoral level implies a completed PhD in migration studies, social sciences, or a related field, with a strong publication record. Familiarity with contemporary debates on migration and integration, as well as knowledge of regional or national contexts, will enhance effectiveness in this role. Overall, this position demands a combination of theoretical knowledge, empirical research capabilities, and practical understanding of integration dynamics at the local level.