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Dr. Anne Görlich is an Associate Professor at the Department of Culture and Learning within the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at Aalborg University. Her work focuses on youth studies, vocational education, and mental well-being. She holds a PhD from the Centre for Youth Research (CeFU) and has held roles such as qualitative consultant and external lecturer at international institutions. She currently leads multiple research projects, including studies on youth mental health, educational trust, and LGBTQIA+ school experiences in Nordic countries.
Education:
- PhD in Youth Research, Centre for Youth Research (2013–2016)
- Cand. Comm in Psychology and Communication, Roskilde University (1991–1999)
Research Interests: Her research explores youth marginalization, vocational education systems, educational trust dynamics, and the psychologization of youth experiences. She employs innovative methods like poetic inquiry to analyze affective dimensions of learning and employs qualitative approaches to understand complex social phenomena.
Recent Projects:
- Psychologization and New Forms of Youth Vulnerability (2024–2027)
- Enhanced Retention in Vocational Education (2022–2026)
- LGBTQIA+ Youth Mental Health in Nordic Schools (2023–2026)
Media Engagement: Active in public discourse on youth issues through podcasts and media features addressing topics like educational equity and mental health terminology.
Grants & Collaborations: Principal Investigator on EU-funded projects and collaborator with institutions like the University of Mauritius and Swedish academic partners. Her work bridges academic research with policy development in education and youth welfare.
Labs/Teams: Core member of the Centre for Youth Research (CeFU), leading interdisciplinary teams focused on youth transition studies, educational innovation, and qualitative methodology.
