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Charlotte Engman is a Postdoctoral fellow at Umeå University specializing in ethnology and museology. Her research emphasizes the critical examination of museums, democracy, and colonialism, with a specific focus on the impact of decoloniality in museum education. Her dissertation explored the intersection of cultural processes and democracy within museum contexts. Engman’s ongoing projects investigate the experiences of Swedish museum educators as they navigate themes of hate and violence during interactions with visitors. Additionally, she is working on a project that examines archival materials from Swedish travelers in the Congo Free State between 1880-1910, focusing on the relationships between Swedes and local inhabitants. Engman contributes to ethnographic methods and museum education, teaching courses at Umeå University and serving as a guest lecturer at other institutions. She actively engages with topics such as ethnic diversity and norm criticism, reflecting her commitment to fostering inclusive and critical dialogues within educational settings.
Requirements are standard for Master's programs across Social Sciences and Humanities at Umeå. English 6 proficiency is the general rule.