Peter Vojnits
Community Executive at the Laidlaw Foundation and Laidlaw Scholar Alumnus, Durham Unviersity- Durham Unviersity
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About Peter Vojnits
Hello all! I did my Laidlaw Programme at Durham University between 2019-2021. My research project focused on evaluating the immigration and asylum system of the EU through a case study of the 2015 immigration crisis. Following the completion of my undergraduate LLB degree I moved to London to pursue my postgraduate LLM study at Queen Mary University of London. I'm also a Project Assistant at the Laidlaw Foundation on a part-time basis. If you have any cool ideas for the Laidlaw Scholars Network or the Foundation, please hit me up on here or LinkedIn and let's discuss it! :)
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Thank you for engaging, @Silvia Fernandez Mulero! Having read your biography, it is also very impressive! I look forward to hearing more about your journey through life in more in detail in one of our future Scholar Spotlights.
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