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Andreas Önver Cetrez is a Professor at Uppsala University in the Department of Theology, specializing in Psychology of Religion. He defended his doctoral dissertation in 2005, focused on identity and ritualization among Assyrian youth in Sweden. His academic qualifications include a PhD in Psychology of Religion and an MA in Social Sciences with a focus on Religion. Cetrez has been involved in various research projects, notably as the co-coordinator for the Horizon2020 project RESPOND, which explores multi-level governance in relation to mass migration in Europe. His research interests encompass psychology of religion, cultural psychology, and ritual studies, addressing themes such as ethnic identity, resilience, and acculturation among immigrant populations. Throughout his career, he has published numerous articles in scholarly journals and has contributed to edited volumes on relevant topics including resilience and mental health among refugees. Cetrez has also played a significant role in administrative responsibilities at Uppsala University and has extensive teaching experience across various levels, guiding students in reflecting critically on their academic work. He is actively involved in community engagements and lectures related to his research, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with societal stakeholders.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Teaching and conducting research in Psychology of Religion.
Uppsala University • Uppsala, Sweden
Focus on identity and ritualization in immigrant populations.
Swedish Research Institute Istanbul • Istanbul, Turkey
Oversaw research activities and managed academic engagements.
General Master's requirements applying across Science, Technology, and Humanities departments.