Camille Bajeux

Camille Bajeux is a Lecturer at the Institute of Gender Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Geneva. She earned a doctorate in Gender Studies with a thesis examining the historical development of andrology in France and French-speaking Switzerland (1890s–1970s), focusing on medical knowledge and practices related to male sexual and reproductive health. Since 2018, she co-organizes the interdisciplinary research seminar "Masculinities, Health and Gender: At the Intersections of Knowledge and Practices on Bodies" with colleagues Francesca Arena, Aude Fauvel, and Joëlle Schwarz.

Research Interests:

• Historical analysis of medical disciplines like andrology
• Evolution of gendered medical practices
• Intersection of health, gender, and social norms
• Technological and sociocultural influences on bodily perceptions