Apply to be a Visiting Scholar at IRLE

If you are interested in coming to IRLE as a visiting scholar,

please contact our Director

▪	Your current CV
▪	Brief research proposal
▪	Requested dates of stay

For more information on UCLA's visiting scholar program please see the UCLA Graduate Division.

IRLE Scholars

IRLE Visiting Scholars

IRLE Visiting Scholars spend from a month to a year in residence at IRLE working on a research project and interacting with UCLA scholars and students.

Our research network is global! Explore this map to see current and former IRLE Visiting Scholars

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2012 - 2013 Visiting Scholars

The following scholars are currently in residence:

	Sascha Krannich (in residence: January 2013-April 2013) is a Ph.D. student in the Graduate School of Politics at the University of Münster, Germany. His research at IRLE will focus on collective identity formations among indigenous migrants, specifically Oaxaqueños and Chiapanecos in the United States.

	Francesca Sperotti (in residence: March 2013-June 2013) is an International Doctoral Student in Human Capital Formation and Labor Relations at the University of Bergamo in Bergamo, Italy. Her research at IRLE will focus on demographic change and the future of workplace relations.

	Inés Durán (in residence: July 2013-January 2014) is a Ph.D. student in Spanish and Latin American Studies at the University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia. Her research at IRLE will focus on indigenous communities immersed in global dynamics.

	Rodolfo García Zamora (dates in residence: May 2013-June 2013) is the director of the PhD Program in Development Studies at the Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas in Zacatecas, México. His research at IRLE will focus on international migration, migrant organizations' projects, and the construction of public policies on development, human security, and transnational land management in Michoacán and Zacatecas from 2012-2020.

Former IRLE Visiting Scholars

Research Affiliates

IRLE Research Affiliates form a community of scholars conducting research and dialogue on issues of work and employment. Though most are based at UCLA, the IRLE network extends nationally and globally.