About
PhD in social sciences (sociology) from the Jagiellonian University (2016). Her research interests include migration, theories and practices of migrant integration, transnationalism, citizenship and the construction of collective identities. Her empirical studies have focused on the analysis of citizenship testing schemes for immigrants, as well as the social implications of super-mobility amongst highly skilled transnational young adults. She has been a visiting lecturer at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, as well as Strasbourg University in France. She has contributed to projects on migrant integration and authored several academic articles about British, French and Canadian citizenship testing schemes, issues of multiculturalism and approaches to migrant integration. She is a member of the Education Ecosystem team within the ID.UJ. initiative at the Jagiellonian University, the JU representative of the teaching and learning cluster with the UNA university alliance, and a member of the Faculty Council.
Functions:
Coordinator of Erasmus Mundus MA in Euroculture Programme: Society, Politics and Culture in a Global Context (on sabbatical 2022/23).