Upcoming Events

UNU-MERIT organises various activities designed to stimulate academic debate, disseminate research findings, and facilitate knowledge sharing among researchers and policymakers.

Regular workshops and training courses are also held as part of the research and policy analysis programme. Regular events include:
 

Upcoming Events

Previous Events

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Seminar

Afghan Diaspora Remittances: A Lifeline for Families

ONLINE: On 8 November 2023, UNU-MERIT will host a webinar presented by researcher Nasrat Sayed.

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Seminar

The Impact of Telepresence Technologies on the Place Attachment of Syrian Refugees in the Netherlands

ONLINE: On 27 October 2023, UNU-MERIT will host a presentation by migration researcher Mohammad Khalaf.

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Lecture

Governing Artificial Intelligence for a Better Society

ONLINE & MAASTRICHT: On 26 October, UNU Rector Tshilidzi Marwala will present the 2023 Charles Cooper Memorial Lecture.

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Seminar

Second Q&A webinar on UNU-MERIT's Evidence-Based Policy Research Methods (EPRM) certificate programme

ONLINE: On 13 July 2023, UNU-MERIT will host a webinar to answer questions on their Evidence-Based Policy Research Methods (EPRM) programme.

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Seminar

Online Q&A Session on UNU-MERIT's MSc Programme

ONLINE: On 27 June, UNU-MERIT will host a Q&A session for prospective students interested in their MSc in Public Policy and Human Development (MPP).

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Seminar

The Direction of Innovation: Insights from the World Intellectual Property Report 2022

HYBRID: UNU-MERIT will host a research seminar with Dr. Intan Hamdan-Livramento of the World Intellectual Property Organization.

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Event

2023 Spring School on Economic Fitness and Complexity: Online Public Sessions

ONLINE: On 9 June, UNU-MERIT will co-organize two online sessions, open to the public, during the 2023 Economic Fitness and Complexity spring school.

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Seminar

Migration Seminar: Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in the Global Compact for Migration

ONLINE: UNU-MERIT will host a seminar with Dr Raphaela Schweiger on her new book on the role of non-state actors and cities in global migration.

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