Rozemarijn ter Horst

Rozemarijn ter Horst is a Lecturer and former PhD researcher at the Water Resources Management group at Wageningen University (2020–2025), focusing on how technologies, models, and innovations shape and are shaped by transboundary water governance processes. Her work emphasizes everyday practices in policy processes and their geopolitical influences. She is also a Guest Researcher at IHE Delft's Transboundary Water Governance unit, continuing her research on water diplomacy and gender dynamics.

Her research interests span geography, water policy, international relations, and science and technology studies, with a particular focus on gendered perspectives in water conflict and cooperation. Rozemarijn explores topics such as power-sensitive modeling, participatory governance, and feminist critiques of water diplomacy through case studies in regions like the Middle East, India, and Europe.

Her recent publications (2022–2025) highlight trends in gender analysis of transboundary governance, critical examinations of water modeling's societal impacts, and case studies on wastewater management in conflict zones. She has contributed to debates on data-driven cooperation mechanisms and the role of academia in fostering international water diplomacy.

Rozemarijn has taught courses such as 'Water, Society & Technology' and 'Environmental Justice in Practice,' emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to land and water management. She remains active in promoting inclusive, equity-focused water governance frameworks through academic partnerships and policy engagement.