Featured below and attached is the introduction to a special issue on ”Skill regime in the context of globalization and migration” which will soon be published in the journal Studies in Continuing Education. The issue is edited with Hongxia Shan at UBC Canada as lead-editor, and me as co-editor.
Given the focus on migration at the PASCAL Catania conference, I hope that this will be of interest to delegates.
I would like subscribers to be aware of two new posts at the University of Glasgow. We are looking for high calibre applications from any part of the world for these posts.
At the University of Glasgow, host of PASCAL's centre in Europe, the MSc in Young People, Social Inclusion and Change (MSc in Youth Studies) programme is recruiting students fast and there are only a few places left for 2015/16. Youth is now a hot topic internationally and this is being reflected in the increase in the numbers of students, both recently graduated and those already working in the field, wanting to pursue their studies and develop their careers in this area of work.
The British Council, in consortium with CaT Europe, Ecorys Turkey and PASCAL/CR&DALL at the University of Glasgow, has been shortlisted for the EU-funded Promoting Life Long Learning II in Turkey project.
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