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Overview
Professor Hanna Zagefka is Head of the Department of Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London, and part of the Institute for the Study of Power, Crime, and Society. Her academic rank is Professor in Social and Affective Processes.
Research Focus
Her research focuses on intergroup relations, social identity, acculturation, prejudice, and behavior change related to intergroup helping. Key areas include understanding donation behavior during humanitarian disasters, multiculturalism perceptions, and group identity effects. She has co-edited the book Intergroup Helping (Springer) and contributed to high-impact journals.
Leadership & Service
- Chief Editor, British Journal of Social Psychology
- Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Psychology
- Chair of FWO (Flanders) Research Council Grants Panel
- ESRC Grant Assessment Panel Member
- Leverhulme Trust & UKRI (ESRC) Funded Researcher
Awards
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
- Chartered Psychologist (CPsychol)
Teaching & Grants
Directed MSc Applied Social Psychology, Ethics, and Postgraduate Programmes. Active in mentoring global majority staff (University of Northampton). Supervised 6 PhD students exploring topics like disaster donation disparities and multiculturalism perceptions.
Collaborations
Global research collaborations across Europe, Asia, North/South America. Current projects include climate-disaster donations and transphobia psychology funded by UKRI and Leverhulme Trust.
