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Auður H. Ingólfsdóttir

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Supervisor, Lecturer

Dr. Auður H. Ingólfsdóttir

Supervisor, Lecturer
Iceland

Short Bio

Dr. Ingólfsdóttir holds a BA degree in international studies from University of Washington in Seattle, a post graduate diploma in professional journalism from University of Iceland, a Master‘s degree in international relations from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University (Boston) and a joint PhD degree in international relations and gender studies from University of Lapland and University of Iceland. Her doctoral dissertation focused on climate change and security in the Arctic, where she used a feminist perspective to analyse norms and values shaping climate policy in Iceland.

Supervision

Final project
Adaptive Capacity: A Dream for the Female-Headed Household in Mulanje District, Malawi
Lirani Hannah Kaluwa Katutu
2023
Final project
Indigenous Women as Water Protectors, Men as Firefighters? Gender and indigeneity in the context of climate change in Sakha (Yakutia)
Daria Burnasheva
2021
Final project
Impact of Climate Change on Indigenous Women of Yakutia
Anisiia Moyakunova
2020
Gender and Climate Change
Final project
Economic Empowerment of Rural Women: Income Generating Project: Development through Agricultural Based Entrepreneurship in Machinga District
Leonard Brave Chimbali
2017
Women's Empowerment
Final project
Gender and Desertification in Mozambique
Rosália Pedro
2011
Gender and Climate Change