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Mirjam de Bruijn is a Professor of Contemporary History and Anthropology in Africa at Leiden University. Her research focuses on the intersections of migration, cultural dynamics, and historical contexts within the African continent. She is dedicated to understanding complex social processes and global interdependencies that shape migration patterns and historical narratives in Africa. De Bruijn has taught various undergraduate and graduate courses, including African Studies, Global History, and Migration Studies, reflecting her expertise in these interconnected fields. She actively engages in research projects that provide insights into the changing landscapes of migration and the socio-political contexts that influence these movements. An advocate for research-driven education, she emphasizes the importance of empirical studies and critical engagement with current issues affecting African societies. Through her publications and academic contributions, de Bruijn aims to foster a deeper understanding of the continent's multifaceted transitions and to inspire future generations of scholars in the field of African studies.
Department of Biology