We have opened the submission for cohort 2021-2023. For EEA/EU students, the deadline is 30 June 2021. For non-EEA/EU the deadline is 1 May 2021, due to visa procedures. To start the admission procedure you can send the required documents to imarc@law.eur.nl, or use the application button on the website: An original certified copy of your …
The University of Hamburg will proceed with a mini CS event to give the students the opportunity to present their papers. This small edition (with two papers) happens on December 2 at 4 pm (Hamburg time), and students are invited to join. Presenting: Doreen Muhl: New Technologies and Their Application to Prisons. A Dispositiv analysis …
Common Sessions Fall 2020 – Digital Hamburg edition Read More »
IMARC offers her students hybrid education. We meet in classrooms, taking the COVID-19 measures into account. These classes can be followed via videoconferencing where we use Zoom or Teams. Face to face meetings remain the preference of students and lecturers. But we are pleased this hybrid form allows all students to keep up with their …
Interesting webinar on Immigration, asylum and security: Monday, October 26, 2020 10:00AM – 1:00PM (EDT) William Antholis, Jeff Crisp, David Scott FitzGerald , Regina Jefferies, Brian Kelly, David Leblang, Erika Lee, Dara Lind, Doris Meissner, Kathleen Newland, Anne C. Richard https://millercenter.org/news-events/events/immigration-asylum-and-national-security-comparative-perspective
We are excited to announce that the first IMARC student blog is now live. Deviance Incubator is an IMARC student initiative from a group of Master’s students with diverse (research) interests, covering different topics with a transnational scope. Find the blog here.
On 31 August 2020 the second cohort of IMARC-students had their induction on campus. IMARC, the International Master’s in Advanced Research in Criminology, kicked off with 20 international students who origin from 10 different countries in and outside the European Union. IMARC is an interdisciplinary full-time programme that is designed to respond critically, scientifically and in …
Erasmus University Rotterdam stays on top of the developments and all measures regarding the coronavirus, that have been communicated by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM). Our Occupational Health and Safety Service is also in close contact with the regional GGD. Learn more about the consequences of these measures for students …
The government has decided not to completely cancel introduction weeks but to give students at least an opportunity to make contacts in their university and the city in which they will be studying. The Executive Board is delighted with the government’s decision because first year students need this introduction week to be able to make …
We receive a lot of questions regarding the start of the first semester and the impact of the COVID-19 regulations. Recently it became clear from the Dutch government that there will probably be fewer corona measures next academic year, for example, public transport restrictions have been lifted. That means more opportunities for us on campus, …
Start semester 1, September 2020: COVID-19 regulations update Read More »
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