Immigration does not necessarily mean permanent settlement. Longitudinal studies show that many people leave Switzerland again in the following years, while others move within the country. Population totals do not capture these mobility trajectories.
👉tinyurl.com/tt7wbb5r
Most migrants in Switzerland do not arrive unemployed or low-skilled. Many arrive already employed, highly qualified, and ready to contribute.
The data challenges some of the biggest myths about migration.
🎥 Watch: youtu.be/mXyHGpQb7SI?si=vl9k…#Migration#Switzerland
Migration to Switzerland ≠ just jobs.
Our new video, based on the Migration-Mobility Indicators, shows how migration is shaped by family, networks & belonging.
🎬 youtu.be/Q5bth94uWY0?si=SC8B…
🎥 Pauline Lecomte
Pour certains #Suisses de l’étranger, l’éloignement des représentations diplomatiques a pour conséquence de rendre difficile le renouvellement de leurs papiers d’identité. Témoignages de la #diaspora. buff.ly/ZERmhu2
📣 Call for Abstracts | Neuchâtel Graduate Conference 2026
After a vibrant 2025 edition, the next one is coming up!
📝 Abstract deadline: 15 March 2026
📍 7–8 July 2026 | Neuchâtel & online
📌 Save the date: 9 July 2026 – final nccr – on the move event
More info coming soon 👀
Launch of the Swiss Association of Migration & Mobility Studies (SAMMS).A new Swiss-wide network connecting scholars & institutions working on #migration & #mobility.
🗓 13 Jan 2026 | 16:15 CET
📌Uni Neuchâtel
Become a founding member, register by 5 Jan: tinyurl.com/mwscu3vh
📡 How do today’s global crises blur the line between migrant and citizen?
Join us on 11 Dec for our public lecture on "Beyond Freedom of Movement: Rethinking Migration and Citizenship through the Right to Homeland."
🕓 16:15 CET📍 UniNE Webex
Details 👇
tinyurl.com/kuf2nvk7
Join us at @ETH_en on 4 Dec 2025 for “Mass Displacement and Integration: Policy Lessons from Europe.”
Researchers, policymakers & practitioners discuss lessons from Europe’s migration experience.
RSVP by 14 Nov 👉 nccr-onthemove.ch/events/mas…
A century after Max Weber’s “Science as a Vocation,” what can his ideas tell us about today’s resurgence of national populism?
Join Alejandro Portes (Princeton & Miami) for a public lecture.
🗓️ 23 Oct 2025 | 18:00 CET
💻 Online (Webex)
🔗 tinyurl.com/4njnmzfb
🌍 Migration en Suisse : Nouvelles données
55 % des migrant·e·s viennent pour travailler/étudier, 45% pour la famille.
👩 Les femmes citent plus la famille (60 %), 👨 les hommes le travail (67 %).
Plus d'info 👉 nccr-onthemove.ch/indicators…#Migration#Mobilité#Suisse
Only 16% of Swiss MPs have a migration background, despite making up 39% of the population. A blog post by Jana Bobokova, @gdamato63 & Didier Ruedin explores why. Based on their study, it highlights barriers like visibility, discrimination & weak networks. go.shr.lc/4l0pUQH
🎉 Das SFM feiert sein 30-jähriges Jubiläum!
📍Am 12.09.2025 in Neuchâtel: Kolloquium zum Thema
«Was kann und was soll Migrationsforschung leisten?»
🔗 Programm und Anmeldung: unine.ch/sfm/wp-content/uplo…
🎉 The SFM is celebrating its 30th anniversary!
📍Join us on 12.09.2025 in Neuchâtel for the conference:
"What can and should migration research do?"
🔗 Program and registration: unine.ch/sfm/wp-content/uplo…