Gulnaz Anjum
Associate Professor
My research interests are diverse, interdisciplinary, and cross-cultural. My ongoing research projects explore various social and psychological vulnerabilities associated with climate change, religious extremism, migration, and gender identity. I work in the areas of Social, Cultural, Political, Evolutionary, and Climate Psychology using correlational, experimental, qualitative, and triangulation methods. Due to the cross-disciplinary and intersectional nature of my research, I frequently collaborate with evolutionary biologists, human geographers, urban planners, political scientists, and international law scholars. My work has received several prestigious research and community engagement grants from institutes such as Max Planck Institute (Germany), USAID (USA), International Institute of Education (IIE, USA), Higher Education Commission (HEC, Pakistan), and International Development Research Centre (IDRC, Canada).
2022 – Associate Professor
University of Oslo
2021 – Visiting Professor
Simon Fraser University
2020-2021 – Associate Professor
Institute of Business Administration
2016-2020 – Assistant Professor
Institute of Business Administration
2016 – Assistant Professor
Quaid-i-Azam University
2015 – Visiting Researcher
University of Kent
German Research Foundation Fellowship
2015 – Ph. D. Social Psychology
Friedrich-Schiller University of Jena
International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) Fellowship
2012 – MS Psychology
The New school
Fulbright Scholarship
2010 – M.Phil. Psychology
Quaid-i-Azam University
2008 – M. Sc. Psychology
Quaid-i-Azam University
2006 – B.Sc. Psychology
Punjab University
National Talent Scholarship