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Sociology & Anthropology

Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies (IMES)

IMES is a multidisciplinary and interfaculty research centre that focuses on international migration and the integration of immigrants and their descendants in host societies in a comparative perspective. IMES is part of the Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR).

Centre for Urban Studies

The centre is organised around one of 15 Research Priority Areas at the University of Amsterdam and focuses on the urban environment uniting social scientists, geographers and planners of different programme groups.

Centre for Social Science and Global Health (SSGH)

SSGH is organised around one of 15 Research Priority Areas at the University of Amsterdam. SSGH builds on a long tradition of multidisciplinary social science research on health and illness.

Amsterdam Centre for Inequality Studies (AMCIS)

AMCIS studies inequalities in (post-) industrialized societies and particularly focuses on the impact of stratifying variables (social origin, education, gender and ethnicity) on three outcome pillars: socioeconomic attainment (concerning outcomes in the domains of education, work, and income), political behaviour and opinions, and living arrangements.

Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Labour Studies (AIAS)

AIAS is an institute for multidisciplinary research and teaching founded in 1998, it brings together the University’s expertise in labour studies from the Faculties of Law, Social and Behavioural Sciences, Economics and Econometrics, and Medicine. Combining law, economics, sociology, psychology and occupational health studies, AIAS seeks to foster not only the results of their combined effect, but also to add value to the individual disciplines. Multidisciplinarity is strengthened by AIAS

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