Presenting to you this English-for-specific-purpose textbook—specifically tailored for migrant activists. I can't believe this book is finally out! For an e-copy of the book, please email me at: [email protected]. Kindly use, adapt, & circulate it to your networks!

Happy Mother’s Day 💛 Separation is a lasting pain that migrant mothers carry in their hearts, while they piece together a better life in a new land. (1/3)

"The In-depth Interview Method: 12 Articles on Design & Implementation" The first of several compilations for the student, the teacher, & the researcher who is interested in a quality approach to designing & conducting IDIs. bit.ly/2wzIey3 #qualitative #TQF

Day 15 of field research in Singapore, jointly funded by the Andew Pickup Global Citizens Award & the Turing Scheme Award.

"Credibility: A Quality Approach to Qualitative Data Collection" - A compilation of 10 articles that speak directly to the #TQF Credibility component, e.g., articles on sample design, participant cooperation, rapport building, & question design bit.ly/QRCred

My essay titled "How do we study the social integration of temporary migrants?" won the Mixed Migration Centre short essay competition, which saw over 300 submissions from Asia, Africa, & Latin America.

We are thrilled to announce the Best Dissertation Awards for the postgrad cohort of 2023/24 are going to Maggie Ying-Yee Li (Migration and Global Development MA) and Yoga Prasetyo (Migration Studies MA). Congratulations on your incredible achievements!

🏆 Congrats Yoga Prasetyo (Yoga Prasetyo) for recieving the 'JEMS Best Dissertation Prize in Migration and Refugee Studies', for his work, "Integration-transnationalism nexus in the context of enforced transience: Managing racial harmony and temporary labor migration in Singapore."

My essay titled 'How do we study the social integration of temporary migrants?' was published last Dec in Mixed Migration Review 2024. Download the report here: lnkd.in/exf6rtUF

New SCMR Working paper by our Alumnus Yoga Prasetyo - Integration-transnationalism nexus in the context of enforced transience: Managing racial harmony and temporary labour migration in Singapore. Read more sussex.ac.uk/webteam/gatewa…

Chuffed to share that my dissertation won this year's Development Studies Association (DSA) Master's Dissertation Prize (runner-up). Read more here: lnkd.in/eExWVApC

Many congratulations to our alumnus Yoga Prasetyo (Migration and Refugees Studies MA, 2023/24) for his dissertation being "highly commended" by the Development Studies Association!

It's a hat-trick! Many congratulations to our alumnus Yoga Prasetyo for winning the Bob Woods prize for postgraduate dissertations for his thesis The committee describes the dissertation as "expertly written, offering conceptually novel findings and discussion". Well done Yoga!

🏆 2025 Dissertation prize winners 🏆 Emeli Hanson, from ‌Global Sustainable Development Sheffield is the winner and Yoga Prasetyo (Yoga Prasetyo) from ‌Sussex Development🏳️‍🌈✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 was highly commended. Read more here >> buff.ly/4hRMjyZ

#MMR2024 Essay Winner🚨How to study the social integration of temporary migrants? Yoga Prasetyo writes about migrant construction workers in Singapore & challenges Western views on integration mixedmigration.org/how-do-we-stud…

🌟🎓 Shoutout to Yoga Prasetyo (Yoga Prasetyo), our standout graduate in MA Migration Studies! His dissertation has won 3 major prizes, including most recently, the Bob Woods Postgraduate Dissertation Prize 🏆 Please join us in congratulating him on his amazing success! 🎉

Congratulations to Yoga Prasetyo, our Chevening Scholar and recent graduate in MA Migration Studies 👏🎉 Yoga Prasetyo 🏆 Yoga has won not one, but THREE prizes from Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), Development Studies Association and SCMR for his outstanding Dissertation, which also won 'Best Overall Performance.'

Very excited to share that my research report has been published by the International Organization for Migration (IOM HQ in Geneva). Click here to read: lnkd.in/eKyvYHGB

✨ Yoga Prasetyo from Sussex Development🏳️‍🌈✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 was highly commended in our student prize. Check out his essay on temporary migrants on Mixed Migration Centre buff.ly/pJXBC6O

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