Jefferson K. Rajah

Jefferson K. Rajah serves as a PhD Research Fellow at the System Dynamics Group within the Department of Geography at the University of Bergen. His academic work bridges multiple disciplines through computational approaches to complex systems.

His research focuses on human behavior and social system dynamics within broader ecological, technological, and health contexts. Jefferson specializes in participatory modeling techniques that actively involve stakeholders in the research process, creating more inclusive and practical solutions to systemic challenges. His work emphasizes the interconnected nature of social-ecological-technological systems and develops methodologies for understanding their complex behaviors.

Jefferson holds an M.Phil. in System Dynamics from the University of Bergen and a B.A.(Hons.) in Global Studies and Political Science from the National University of Singapore. His educational background combines technical system dynamics training with social science perspectives, providing a strong foundation for his interdisciplinary research approach.