Staff members with discipline Women'S Studies
Academia develops at the interface of different fields. This is one reason why the University of Groningen is home to a wide range of fields, each with a great number of subject specialists. The overview below, which is based on a standard categorization of fields, will help you find the right expert for each field. If you cannot find the expert you are looking for in this list, try searching via a related field or faculty; you may find him or her there.
My expertise is situated in the intersections of care and religious diversity, with a strong focus on gender, sexuality and the dynamics of religion and secularity.
My research projects include research on Christianity and Pentecostalism, secularity, ethics, NGOs and faith based organisations, health and prevention, youth care, education and foster care, international development, gender based violence, female leadership, women's agency and empowerment, sexuality education and sexual health programming, polarization and sexual nationalism.
I apply qualitative research methods, and have a particular interest in ethnographic and participatory research and creative (art-based) methodologies.
I have conducted research in and on The Netherlands and broader Western Europe, and in Sub Sahara Africa: Uganda, Kenya, Malawi, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe and South Africa
My work is always situated on the intersections of science and society and I have ample experience with knowledge valorisation, societal impact and applied research. In this I have a particular interest in how sound academic knowledge can empower and support marginalized people and communities.
Students who want to write their thesis on one of the themes mentioned above in relation to religion/ secularity and are interested in applying qualitative research methods may contact me.
My research projects include research on Christianity and Pentecostalism, secularity, ethics, NGOs and faith based organisations, health and prevention, youth care, education and foster care, international development, gender based violence, female leadership, women's agency and empowerment, sexuality education and sexual health programming, polarization and sexual nationalism.
I apply qualitative research methods, and have a particular interest in ethnographic and participatory research and creative (art-based) methodologies.
I have conducted research in and on The Netherlands and broader Western Europe, and in Sub Sahara Africa: Uganda, Kenya, Malawi, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe and South Africa
My work is always situated on the intersections of science and society and I have ample experience with knowledge valorisation, societal impact and applied research. In this I have a particular interest in how sound academic knowledge can empower and support marginalized people and communities.
Students who want to write their thesis on one of the themes mentioned above in relation to religion/ secularity and are interested in applying qualitative research methods may contact me.
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b.e.bartelink rug.nl
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Senior researcher / Assistant Professor
Field / Discipline
Clinical Psychology, Experimental
Clinical Psycho Sexologist
Clinical Psycho Sexologist
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Assistant Professor, Certified PsychoSexologist
Field / Discipline
The history of science/scientific biography; the history of political culture / citizenship; women's and gender history; history of international women's movements; (auto)biography and life writing.
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mineke.bosch rug.nl
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Professor of Modern History
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Modern literature; feminism; animal studies.
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janette.bosma rug.nl
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Lecturer Communication Sciences
Field / Discipline
Literature, Modernism and Women's Travel Writing
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a.c.hoag rug.nl
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Lecturer
Field / Discipline
Microfinance; Gender Studies; Finance and Development; Impact Analyses; Experimental Economics; Development Economics; External Finance; Capital market imperfections
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Professor; Vice dean research
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Consultant Epidemiologist for quantitative methods (e.g. Big Data, pscyhometric evaluations)
Use of Big Data to optimize care
Stakeholders involvement in research projects especially vulnerable women
Use of Big Data to optimize care
Stakeholders involvement in research projects especially vulnerable women
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l.l.peters umcg.nl
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PhD Epidemiologist /senior researcher
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Claire is PhD student with a keen interest in bringing research findings into practice and making positive social impact.
Claire has a background in development economics with a research master from Paris-Dauphine. Before starting her PhD, she worked in development and humanitarian settings in implementation research. She has wide experience working for
South-East Asian countries (Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam) and has worked with a various range of stakeholders at the leardership level with Governments, donors, research institutions, and at working levels with Civil Society Organizations, NGOs, and UN entities.
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c.l.stein rug.nl
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Kwetsbare zwangeren, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), medisch geassisteerde conceptie (MAC), onbedoelde zwangerschap, Appreciative Inquiry
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j.c.warmelink umcg.nl
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Field / Discipline
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