2022-2024 ADMISSIONS CANCELLED

IMPORTANT : La rentrée de la nouvelle promotion MITRA a été décalée à cause des problèmes liés à la pandémie du COVID 19. MITRA ne fait plus de sélections d'étudiants pour la promotion 2022-2024.

La liste étant fermée, nous n'ouvrirons pas de processus de candidature et n'accepterons aucune candidature plus tard cette année (2021). Si vous êtes intéressé.e à intégrer le Master MITRA, nous vous invitons à postuler pour la promotion 2023-2025 à l'automne 2022.

IMPORTANT: The start of the new MITRA class has been postponed because of problems related to the COVID 19 pandemic. MITRA is not running student selections for the 2022-2024 promotion.

As the list is closed, we will not be opening a new application process or accepting any applications later this year (2021). If you are interested in integrating the MITRA Master, we invite you to apply for the 2023-2025 promotion in the fall of 2022.

MITRA,
“Transnational Migrations”

MITRA is a bilingual and interdisciplinary Master’s programme in the social sciences and humanities, taught in both French and English. It addresses international migration and how it impacts contemporary societies.

MITRA offers in-depth training to students aiming to specialise in migration studies and go on to doctoral degrees, public policy analysts working on migration and integration (including experts from international and local organisations), and intercultural mediators running community projects.

As a member of one of the University of Lille's International Graduate Programmes, MITRA prepares students for both further research and a professional career. This taught programme allows them to work on both European and non-European case studies, combining theoretical analysis with field surveys.

Depending on the students’ major, the consortium jointly awards two or three Master’s degrees on completion.

Entry requirements

Applicants are expected to hold a degree in the social sciences, law, foreign languages, and humanities (180 ECTS). Exceptions can be made for students from other disciplines who already have some professional experience. MITRA is taught in both French and English, requiring B2 proficiency (CEFR). The duration of the programme is twenty-four months. Depending on the students’ major, the consortium jointly awards two or three Master’s degrees on completion.

Partner Universities

Lille

Bruxelles

Cluj

Wrocław

Cork

Szeged

Grenade

Dakar

Rio

Lesbos

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