معرفی
Dr. Nooshin Torabi is a Lecturer at RMIT University's School of Global, Urban and Social Studies. Her research focuses on adaptive governance, climate change responses, sustainability communication, and energy justice. She has been involved in interdisciplinary projects since 2011, including studies on sustainable consumption to reduce food waste and climatic/non-climatic vulnerabilities. She holds a PhD from RMIT, examining socio-cultural motivations for private landholder participation in biodiverse carbon plantings. She actively supervises research students and teaches courses like ENVI1222 (Climate Change Responses) and ENVI1137 (Communicating Sustainability). Her work integrates qualitative and quantitative methods, emphasizing co-design methodologies and stakeholder engagement.
Education: PhD in Interdisciplinary Conservation Science (RMIT University). Key research areas include carbon farming policies, energy equity, and urban sustainability. Current projects explore food waste reduction and climate resilience in multigenerational households. She has published extensively on biodiversity policy, landholder behavior, and conservation governance, with over 17 peer-reviewed articles and reports.
Teaching: Program Manager for BP000 and BP193. Supervision availability: Masters or PhD students in climate adaptation, sustainability communication, and adaptive governance. Awards: None explicitly listed. Labs/Teams: Involved with Interdisciplinary Conservation Science Research Group and collaborates across disciplines to address climate challenges.
