European Union policies on asylum and migration
The main goal of the Chairs Jean Monnet is to support university institutions in the deepening of the teaching of programs of study European within official programs of study plans, as well as to provide a more qualifiedteaching on European topics by specialists.
Las Cátedras Jean Monnet las concede la Unión Europea y pueden solicitarlas profesores adscritos a universidades de todo el mundo que demuestren una trayectoria de excelencia en investigación y docencia en Estudios Europeos. La profesora María Teresa Gil Bazo recibió la cátedra Jean Monnet ad personam en 2024 con el objetivo de investigar sobre políticas de la UE en asilo y migración.
THREE AXES
Education
Research
Transfer of knowledge
CONTENT OF THE RESEARCH
European Union Policies and New Pact on Asylum and Migration
This Chair will promote excellence in teaching and research on the challenges facing the EU and its Member States in relation to asylum and migration issues, with a view to enabling students to acquire competencies in this field of programs of study on the EU, so as to facilitate professional development on programs of study on the EU for the next generations, and through active partnership with relevant actors and media at local, regional, state and EU level. It will incorporate specific asylum and migration components in the Study program and conduct knowledge dissemination activities with other actors in academia and beyond.
MARÍA TERESA GIL-BAZO
Head of the Chair
Professor of International Public Law. School de Derecho
ARTICLE OF OPINION
Published in: The Conversation
EU ‘return hubs’: What are they, and how will they affect the rights of migrants and asylum seekers?
ARTICLE OF OPINION
Published in: The Conversation
The new EU Migration and Asylum Pact: more border control and strengthened external action
EVENT
Thursday, January 30 | 17:00h.
"Secondary Movements of Refugees - The Case of Iraq."
seminar from research with Prof. Abdullah Omar Yassen
EVENT
Monday, April 7th , 12:00-13:30h.
Guest Lecture: "Contemporary forms of slavery and human trafficking: risks in the EU migration context".
Rosana Garciandia, King's College London
