Camilla Mørk

Camilla Mørk is an Associate Professor of History and Head of the Department at the University of Agder in Norway. She is also an Honorary Lecturer at the School of Medicine and School of Art History at the University of Aberdeen, and an Honorary Research Fellow in Art History at the University of St Andrews.

Education:

• PhD from the University of Manchester
• MA in Art History and Cultural Studies from the University of Manchester
• BA in Art History from the University of Oslo

Research Interests:

Her research spans across modern and contemporary cultural history, with a particular focus on menstrual history, cultures, and art. She delves into feminist art history, environmental humanities, the history of medicine, and feminist science and technology studies. Additionally, her work encompasses Norwegian and Sámi art history, reflecting a broad and interdisciplinary approach to her scholarly pursuits.

Scientific Awards:

• Honorary Lecturer, School of Medicine and School of Art History, University of Aberdeen
• Honorary Research Fellow in Art History, University of St Andrews

Roles and Responsibilities:

Camilla serves as the Head of the Department of History at the University of Agder. She is also actively involved as a subject manager for categories such as 'Art historical eras' and 'Mannerism', indicating her significant contribution to the academic community and her expertise in these areas.