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Martina is a student of the Master Internacional en Migraciones (MIM) coordinated by the Universitat de Valencia, of which SIMI is a partner. She did her curricular internship at SIMI in order to be able to delve even deeper, through a multidisciplinary approach, into such a complex topic as migration phenomena.

Hello, I am Nguyen Tien Khiem and I am from Vietnam. I have just completed my License at SIMI. My big difficulty when I came here was the language and thus the difficulty in understanding the lectures. However, after 4 years in Italy, including 2 years of studying the language and another two years of License at SIMI, thank God, I was able to learn so many things from SIMI courses and professors, and have a global view on the phenomenon of migration. The License helped me to better understand God’s plan through migrants and how, through them, God wants to communicate to man a love to be shared with all. I hope that everyone who wants to know and study migration will come to Rome to have the opportunity to learn from professors who are rich in experience and skills.

Horacio is a SIMI alumnus, who tells us how his time studying in Rome was an enriching experience not only academically, but also personally.

Meet SIMI alumnus Hermenegilde who tells us about her journey at SIMI and the importance of understanding the phenomenon of human mobility.

Annemarijn is a graduate student in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolutions at the American University of Rome. Her interest in the issues of global conflicts, climate change and migration combined with the search for greater solidarity with migrants and refugees was enriched through her experience with SIMI.