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Azize Sargin started reading for her PhD in International Relations at the Brussels School of International Studies in January 2017. Her research focuses on the impact the transnational engagements of migrants on their political integration in receiving states. Azize’s general research interests include migration, political transnationalism, political integration of migrants, Turkish foreign policy and European integration. Her research supervisors are Dr. Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels and Dr. Bojan Savic.
She has an MA degree in European Studies from the University of Birmingham and a BSc. in Political Science and Public Administration from the Middle East Technical University in Turkey.
Before starting her studies at BSIS, Azize worked at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey as a diplomat for 15 years.
She is currently a teaching assistant for Fundamentals, Dissertation and Research (FDR).