About

The Migration Conference is an annual academic conference that focuses on the multidisciplinary study of migration. It serves as a platform for researchers, scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students from around the world to come together and discuss various aspects of migration, including its causes, consequences, policies, and impacts on societies. The Migration Conference 2025 is hosted by the University of Greenwich, School of Law and Criminology, London, United Kingdom.

The conference covers a wide range of topics related to migration, including but not limited to:
- Migration patterns and trends
- Asylum seekers and refugees
- Diaspora and transnational communities
- Integration, diasporas and transnational communities
- Gender, identities and migration
- Law, policy and human rights
- Work, employment and society
- Education and migration
- Health, wellbeing and migration
- Climate change, environment and migration
- Families, Children and migration
- Economics, development and remittances
- Politics, political processes and migration

The Migration Conference provides a forum for exchanging ideas, presenting research findings, and networking with colleagues who share an interest in migration studies. It welcomes contributions from various disciplines, including sociology, anthropology, geography, political science, economics, law, and public health.

The conference is organized by an international team of scholars and is hosted in different locations each year, attracting participants from diverse backgrounds and regions. It offers opportunities for both established researchers and early career scholars to engage in discussions, collaborate on projects, and enhance their understanding of migration issues.

Overall, The Migration Conference plays a vital role in advancing knowledge and understanding of migration dynamics and contributes to informed policymaking and effective interventions in the field of migration studies.