Centre for Doctoral Training on New Horizons in Borders and Bordering

MRG is home for the Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) on New Horizons in Borders and Bordering.

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The CDT on New Horizons in Borders and Bordering gathers an interdisciplinary community of expertise in borders, bordering and debordering (resistance). The CDT takes bordering as a key global challenge for communities around the world, recognising that new bordering practices will have a range of social impacts for the foreseeable future which need to be understood. In doing so, we will build interdisciplinary understanding of emerging phenomena, which will also contribute to building expertise for future developments.

The CDT offers advanced training in this sometimes hard to research area, a cross disciplinary supervisory framework, expertise and guidance from academic experts beyond 91ֱ��, including internationally, and opportunities for knowledge exchange beyond academia. We will support two cohorts of researchers through doctoral research in this key emerging field.

2022/2023 Cohort

Chandima P. Arambepola

Supervisors: Majella Kilkey (Sociological Studies) and Aneta Piekut (91ֱ�� Methods Institute)

Project: Border struggles in ‘doing family’

Ms Chandima Arambepola

PhD Student
Department of Sociological Studies

PhD title: Navigating migration regimes to receive and provide care: Sri Lankan graduate students in the UK
- Migration regimes
- Transnational care
- Labour migration
- Postcoloniality