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Liga Klavina is a Lecturer at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, specializing in Psychology. Her work bridges intergroup processes and educational innovation, focusing on inclusion, diversity, and student well-being. She coordinates courses like Academic Skills and oversees bachelor/master thesis supervision. Klavina's research explores topics such as intergroup prejudice, collective action, and intercultural competence. She is affiliated with the Academic Development and Skills team and actively contributes to educational initiatives like learning communities and peer mentoring programs.
- Education Background: Holds a PhD from the University of Groningen (2012 thesis: 'They steal our women: Outgroup members as romantic rivals').
Research Interests: Her work spans evolutionary psychology (e.g., intergroup jealousy, mating competition) and social psychology (e.g., collective action against injustice, intercultural education). She applies these insights to improve academic environments through initiatives like AI-driven inclusion strategies and teacher professional development.
Recent publications highlight her contributions to AI in education equity (2025) and peer mentorship for student transitions (2024). Earlier work includes foundational studies on outgroup threats (2013/2012) and evolutionary drivers of jealousy (2011-2008).
Teaching & Advising: Leads modules on academic skills, research practicum, and interpersonal relations. Supervises student theses and designs teaching programs in learning communities. No specific grants or awards are listed.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates within the Teaching Academy Groningen's Communities of Practices and contributes to the Academic Development and Skills team.
