Silvia Lozeva – The Conversation

Researcher and Lecturer, The University of Western Australia

An academic, researcher and a lecturer.

Completed a PhD at Curtin University Sustainability Policy (CUSP) Institute on the topics of transglobal activism and migrants' (dis)connecions with nature. Academic teaching in Master's unit on International development and Political science unit in Strategy, Diplomacy and Conflict at the Western Australia and Curtin University.

Previously lecturing Sustainable Development, International Relation (Curtin University), Asian Studies (University of Notre Dame Australia).

Experienced in delivering policies and strategies in the equity and diversity space for Higher Education.

Currently also working at the School of Indigenous Studies as a Project Development Officer.

A devoted life-long Go player.

Experience

2018–present

Lecturer , University of Western Australia
2018–present

Project Development Officer , University of Western Australia
2016–2018

Equity and Diversity Adviser, Curtin University
2014–2016

Community Development Officer , Curtin University

Education

2013

Curtin University, Doctor of Philosophy
2006

Sofia , Master of Philosophy
2001

University of National and World Economy, Bachelor in Economics

Publications

2010

Negotiating Gender: Experience from Western Australian Mining Industry, Journal of Economic and Social Policy
2010

Community Conversations for Sustainability in the Desert: Leonora, Western Australia, Journal of Economic and Social Policy
2009

Questioning the Theory and Practice of Biomimicry, International Journal of Design and Nature and Ecodynamics
2009

Participation of migrant women in the environmental movement, Management and Sustainable Development

Research Areas

Migration (160303)
Environmental Politics (160605)
Sociology And Social Studies Of Science And Technology (160808)

Experience

Education

Publications

Research Areas

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