Sebastian Cordoba

Dr. Sebastian Cordoba is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the School of Social Sciences and Professions, London Metropolitan University. He holds a BA in Human Development (California State University Long Beach), MA in General Psychology (City College of New York), and PhD in Psychology (De Montfort University). His research focuses on LGBTQ+ psychologies, gender/sexuality minorities, and interdisciplinary mixed-methods studies, emphasizing language and identity formation.

Research interests include non-binary identities, queer language practices, and intersectional analyses of migration and mental health. His work spans conferences and publications, including Routledge and SAGE. He has taught at multiple universities and contributed to initiatives like the Queer Paradigms in Research podcast and the AutOnoME photo-elicitation study on gender diversity and autism.

Publications highlight themes like non-binary sexualities, school environments for gender-diverse children, and linguistic commodification of gender identity. Media engagements include discussions on EDI in higher education and queer curriculum development. His work bridges psychology with sociology and linguistics, advocating for inclusive research methodologies.