On 16 September, Cristina Sin took part in a seminar in Brussels that marked the conclusion of the activities of the ENIS COST Action European Network on International Student Mobility: Connecting Research and Practice. The aim of the event was to share the network’s main findings with policymakers at the European level.

Within the ENIS network, Cristina Sin coordinated two systematic literature reviews, both of which were presented during the seminar: one on the sociocultural integration of international students during COVID-19, and the other on the flows and determinants of international student mobility at global level.

The first review has been published in Comparative Migration Studies: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s40878-025-00425-3