Results

Collection data update on migration studies in Libya

Analysis of the academic state of migration studies in Libya, assessing universities’ roles through data collection, stakeholder engagement, and a survey of over one hundred academic participants.

3 Workshops on institutional reforms- University of Zawia

Three interactive workshops at the University of Zawia advanced migration through research, dialogue, and collaboration. They explored academic challenges, fostered interdisciplinary exchange, and produced recommendations on databases, curricula, capacity building, and networking to strengthen universities’ role in migration studies.

Libyan Migration Research Network set up

Informal network within and beyond Libyan higher education institutions, aimed to contribute to the study and better understanding of the phenomena of human mobility with particular interest in migration and refugee mobility.

Workshop on international cooperation

9th of July 2024, University of Zawia. Exploring the ways in which international cooperation can address migration challenges in higher education institutions in Libya. It consisted in a roundtable and a training session in which four lecturers presented their work, followed by a debate on migration in higher education institutions in Libya.

Workshop on status and integration of migrants

28th of January 2025, Sebha University. Examining the role of academia in supporting social cohesion under the framework of international conventions. It consisted of two training sessions in which six lecturers presented their work, followed by a debate.

Workshop On Migration Management in Libya’s Higher Education and Research

14th of October 2025, University of Tripoli. It consisted of three training sessions in which eight lecturers presented their work, followed by a debate

3 Roundtables focused on specific needs and identify priority issues on migration policy

1st Roundtable. 4th of July 2024. Introduction to standardization of European Higher Education: Bologna process and the Dublin descriptors | 2nd Roundtable. 21st of January 2025. Discussion in groups about each identified macro-area | 3rd Roundtable. 24th of February 2025. Validation Roundtable focused on identifying Master’s Modules

Training materials for Training for the trainers modules and final Syllabus

Training materials and final sillabus of a Master’s Program in Migration and Development delivered to Libyan partners, deriving from the Traning for Trainers week held in Tunis from 1 to 4 December 2025.

Design of the Master Course in Migration Management

Designing Teaching Modules for a Master Programme in Migration and Development, tailored to Libyan higher education institutions, ensuring consistency with current EHEA standards and facilitating current and future partnerships and networking with EHEIs, in alignment with the Bologna Process and Dublin Descriptors.