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Sebastien Bachelet is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester specializing in social anthropology. His research explores themes of irregular migration and forced displacement, with a focus on the Maghreb region, particularly Morocco. He employs visual anthropology and participatory creative methods in his work. Bachelet is currently involved in significant research projects aimed at improving humanitarian protections for vulnerable displaced populations in conflict contexts. He has published a monograph titled 'The Adventure: Violent Borders, Illegal Migration, Uncertain Quest in Life Morocco', scheduled for release in 2025. His notable collaborations include the AHRC-funded MADAR-Network Plus project, which partners with civil society organizations across Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia to enhance advocacy for displaced individuals. Additionally, he contributed to projects like MARAM and has engaged in creative arts initiatives that promote awareness and advocacy regarding forced displacement through artistic expression.
Includes MSc in Advanced Electrical Power Systems and MSc in Communications and Signal Processing.