EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 – EUMIG-BiH

Brief Information

The EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 (EUMIG-BiH) is an interdisciplinary academic program focused on migration policies and EU integration.
The module combines EU-level policy analysis with local and regional migration realities.
Participation is free of charge and awards 5 ECTS credits upon completion.

Key Dates & Details

• Program Name: Jean Monnet Module – Migration Policies and EU Integration (EUMIG-BiH)
• Duration: March – June 2026
• Application Deadline: N/A (Still Open)
• Location: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Hybrid/On-site)
• Host Institution: Sarajevo School of Science and Technology
• Credits: 5 ECTS
• Participation Fee: Free of charge
• Target Group: Students, researchers, policy professionals, civil society actors

Overview

The EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 is designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of migration within the framework of European Union integration. As migration continues to shape political, social, and legal landscapes across Europe, this module provides a structured and research-driven space to explore EU migration governance, policy tools, and human rights perspectives.

Through an interdisciplinary approach, participants of the EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 will engage with EU migration policies while examining how these policies interact with local contexts in the Western Balkans and beyond. The module emphasizes both theory and practice, enabling participants to connect policy frameworks with real-world migration challenges and lived experiences.

The program includes expert-led lectures, case studies, and applied discussions that highlight the human dimension of migration. By completing the EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026, participants strengthen their academic credentials, gain policy-relevant insights, and earn 5 ECTS credits recognized within the European Higher Education Area.

Moreover, the EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 does not require prior formal education in EU studies or migration law. However, applicants are expected to demonstrate a clear academic, professional, or personal interest in EU integration, migration governance, or related policy debates. This openness ensures a diverse learning environment where participants from different backgrounds can actively contribute and benefit.

Eligibility

Applicants to the EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 should have an academic or professional interest in one or more of the following fields:

• Migration and asylum studies
• European Union integration
• Public policy and governance
• Human rights and international law
• Political science, sociology, or related disciplines

The module is suitable for:

• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• PhD candidates and early-career researchers
• Policy practitioners and NGO professionals
• Public sector and civil society representatives

Application Details

Applications for the EU Migration Jean Monnet Module 2026 are currently open on a rolling basis. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply as early as possible due to limited capacity.

Applicants should:

• Review the module structure and learning outcomes
• Complete the online application via the official website
• Prepare basic academic or professional background information

Participation is fully funded, and no tuition or participation fee is required.

For background on Jean Monnet Actions, you may also consult the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet framework.

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