Sanja Osieja

Sanja Osieja is a Researcher at the Institute for International Research on Sustainable Management and Renewable Energy (ISR) at Nürtingen-Geislingen University of Applied Sciences and a doctoral candidate at the University of Hohenheim. Her research focuses on leveraging storytelling in marketing biodiversity-promoting foods, emphasizing regional interactions within agricultural landscapes. She holds a M.Sc. in Geography (University of Bonn) and B.Sc. in Geography (University of Münster), with professional experience including internships at the Institute for Ecological Economic Research and project assistance at Zebralog, a dialogue agency.

Education:

• M.Sc. Geography, University of Bonn (2019–2023)
• B.Sc. Geography, University of Münster (2015–2019)

Research Interests: Sustainable consumption patterns, consumer engagement strategies, biodiversity enhancement in agriculture, discourse analysis, and cultural-economic geography. Her doctoral project, part of the interdisciplinary HABIT program, explores narrative techniques to market ecologically beneficial foods while addressing regional dynamics.

Affiliations: Currently serves as a Research Associate at HfWU and doctoral candidate at University of Hohenheim. Previously engaged in voluntary service at NABU Species Conservation Center and internships in ecological research.