Science Communication

IMIS prepares and makes expertise and findings from migration research available to the non-academic public. This is achieved in collaboration with the Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (bpb, Federal Agency for Civic Education:  Focus Migration), through initiatives such as panel discussions and film screenings, as well as via the Institute's social media channels. IMIS members are in-demand guests at events, as well as being sought out by the press, radio and television for interviews and background information. We engage in dialogue with partners in the field and promote local and supraregional networking among stakeholders in migration studies.

For press or event enquiries, please email Vera Hanewinkel and her team at  imis-medien@uni-osnabrueck.de.

Vera Hanewinkel, M.A.

Foto, Vera Hanewinkel
© Leona Schmidt

Osnabrück University
IMIS
Seminarstr. 19 a/b
49074 Osnabrück

Office: 03/229

 +49 541 969-6139

 vera.hanewinkel@uni-osnabrueck.de

Feline Engling Cardoso, M.A.

Photo: António Cardoso
© António Cardoso

Osnabrück University
IMIS
Seminarstraße 19 a/b
49074 Osnabrück

Office: 03/227

phone: +49 541 969 6225

 feline.engling@uni-osnabrueck.de

Activities (Selection)

An icon of a microphone on a neutral background, with sound waves emanating from it. Below it is the title of the podcast, "Production Site."
© Leona Schmidt | SFB 1604

Collaborative Research Centre at Osnabrück University Releases Podcast

How is migration negotiated within society? How can we rethink migration? These and other questions are the focus of the new podcast “Production Site” from the Collaborative Research Centre “Production of Migration” (SFB 1604) at Osnabrück University.

Out now: ›Production Site‹ – The Podcast About the Societal Production of Migration

How is migration negotiated in society? What perspectives shape academic and public debates? And how can we rethink migration beyond what is taken for granted? In its new podcast, SFB 1604 takes listeners behind the scenes of reflexive migration research.

IMIS Highlights 2025

2025 was another very productive year at IMIS. In our new annual review, we present some 'highlights' - from research projects, teaching, science communication and the IMIB Master.

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