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deadline: 16 August 2026 Apply now Migrants’ social networks are often understood as important sources of support and are often researched as protective safety nets alongside formal welfare-state
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particular, our approach invites youth to imagine desirable futures and translate their visions for the future into concrete actions they can take in their everyday lives. Using a mixed-method approach
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usable across domains. The project is embedded in the Computational Geography group at the Department of Physical Geography, where you will work with researchers in environmental geo-spatial AI method
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have the opportunity to develop unique datasets and apply quantitative and mixed-method approaches to address policy-relevant questions at the intersection of innovation, migration, and geography. Main