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Blog: Interning at MPS: Experience, Learning, and What I’m Taking Home
By Shayan Gul, MPS Diversity in Policymaking Intern
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Blog: What My Internship at Migration Policy Scotland Meant to Me
By Jomana Abunahla, MPS Diversity in Policymaking Intern
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Better Mixing: Looking ahead to Scotland’s future
January 2026
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MPS Attitudes to Immigration Survey: Topline Results 2025
This page presents the topline findings from MPS’s 2025 survey on attitudes to immigration in Scotland. The survey offers an up-to-date picture of how people in Scotland view immigration. It also builds on our earlier 2023 report Attitudes to Immigration:…
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All Hands On Deck -Working collaboratively to tackle poverty in migrant households
Poverty in migrant households remains a significant and persistent issue across the UK. Evidence consistently shows that migrants are more likely to experience poverty than people who are UK-born. This reflects a combination of structural barriers,…
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Perspectives: Open the Door – Working together to address financial disadvantage in migrant households
Poverty migration migrants Scotland financial disadvantage is at the centre of Open the Door, a blog reflecting on partnership working to address financial hardship in migrant households. In this blog, our core team of peer researchers from Migration…
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Perspectives: Enhancing Labour Market Access for Ukrainian Refugees in Scotland
Blog by Eunuk Kim, MSc Education for Sustainable Futures in Adult, Community & Youth Contexts (University of Glasgow)
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Perspectives: New Data on Attitudes to Immigration in Scotland: What Does Scotland Really Think?
Blogpost by Saskia Smellie, BRIDGES Project, University of Edinburgh
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Perspectives: Complementary Pathways in Scotland
Blog by Sarah Kyambi, Migration Policy Scotland
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Perspectives: Learning internationally about multi-level policy responses to rural depopulation and the challenges of effective evaluation.
Blog by Hana Davis, MPS Research Assistant
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Perspectives: Peer research brings ‘invaluable insight’ to designing a Talent Attraction and Migration Service for Scotland.
Blog by Dr Sarah Kyambi, Director, Migration Policy Scotland
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Perspectives: Fit for purpose? Insights on the present and future of ESOL and migration in Scotland.
Blog by Francesca Stella, Senior Lecturer, University of Glasgow and Prof. Rebecca Kay, University of Glasgow
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Perspectives: Hong Kongers in Scotland
Blog by Gregory B. Lee, Professor of Chinese Studies at the University of St Andrews and Fellow of the Hong Kong Academy of the Humanities (HKAH)