Huseyin Cakal

Dr. Huseyin Cakal is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Keele University's School of Psychology, specializing in intergroup relations and social identity. He holds a DPhil from the University of Oxford and conducts policy-oriented research on disadvantaged communities globally.

His research examines collective action, prejudice reduction, and refugee integration, with projects in South Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Current work includes a £198K UKIERI-funded study in India and multinational research on refugee well-being.

Key research trends include social identity frameworks in conflict zones, refugee integration processes, and cross-cultural health interventions. Recent publications explore collective action motivations and pandemic-related societal impacts.

He supervises doctoral candidates investigating refugee integration and collective mobilization in conflict areas.