Haliemah Mocevic

Haliemah Mocevic is a Senior Scientist at the Department of Educational Science, University of Salzburg, since 2021. She holds a Master's in Psychology (2014) and Intercultural Studies, with postgraduate training as a Clinical and Health Psychologist (2014–2017).

• Education: Master's in Psychology, Master's in Intercultural Studies
• Training: Clinical and Health Psychology (2014–2017)
• Previous Roles: Assistant to Chair of Applied Educational Science (2015–2019), School Psychologist at Austrian Center for Psychological Health Promotion in Schools (2016–2020)

Research Focus centers on empirical education and youth research in multicultural contexts, including:

• Educational disparities
• Stereotype threat mechanisms
• Self-identity processes in migrant youth
• Intercultural skills development

Scientific Recognition:

• AK Science Award (2023, 2014)
• Dissertation Award for Migration Research (2021)
• Young Investigators Award (1st place, 2021)
• Marie Andeßner Scholarship (2020)

Publications analyze psychological factors affecting educational outcomes in diverse populations, particularly focusing on migrant students' experiences and identity dynamics in Austrian schools.