Árdís Kristín INGVARSDÓTTIR
- Position
- Adjunct Professor
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ardis.ingvars@unive.it
- Website
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www.unive.it/people/ardis.ingvars (personal record)
EDUCATION
2019 PhD. in Sociology. University of Iceland in association with Panteion University, Greece.
2014 MA in Anthropology. University of Iceland.
2013 Diploma in Globalization, migration and cultural studies. University of Iceland.
2010 BA in Anthropology. University of Iceland.
1994 BA in Education. School of Pedagogy (ísl. Fósturskóli Íslands), Iceland.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2022 - Current Adjunct professor in Sociology. Faculty of Sociology, Anthropology and Folkloristics. University of Iceland
2023-2024 Adjunct professor in Disability Studies. Faculty of Sociology, Anthropology and Folkloristics. University of Iceland.
2021-2024 Researcher, RIKK, Institute for Gender, Equality and Difference, Universtiy of Iceland, "Queer Refugees in Queer Utopias: Inclusions and Exclusions: Dublin Regulated SOGIE Refugees"
2018-2020 Post-doctoral research fellow, Center for Disability Studies, Universtiy of Iceland. Iceland.
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
2025- Researcer in "Co-creating sustainable care and social services for LGBTI plus older people in the Nordic countries". Role in Project: Principal investigator of the Icelandic services, alongside Dr. Guðbjörg Ottósdóttir.
2025- Resercher in "Facing Hate: Racialized Migrant Men in Visible and Invisible Labouring Spaces of Europe". Role in the project: Principal investigator in Iceland and leading a seminar sexuality and qualitative methods.
2021-2024 Resercher in "Queer Refugees in Queer Utopias: Inclusions and Exclusions: SOGIE refugees’ experiences of deportation from queer utopias". Role in project: Supervising the deporation experiences. Funded by Rannís.
2022 Researcher in "Moral autonomies: Exploring gendered subjectivities among activist and refugee men in Germany." GExcel research project, Karlstad University.
2018–2020 Post-doctoral reserch fellow in "Rethinking work inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities in Iceland. Center for Disability Studies, University of Iceland. Funded by Research Council of Norway.
2018-2019 Balconologues. Collaborative project with Dr. Kontantina Isidoros, University of Oxford.
2014–2019 PhD resercher in Border masculinities: Emergent subjectivities through humanity, morality and mobility. Supervised by dr.Ingólfur V. Gíslason, University of Iceland and dr. Aliki Angelidou, Panteion University, Greece.
2015–2018 Assistant reserher in Masculinities; paternity leave; ethnic fatherhood; benevolent gender discrimination; #Metoo. Projects supervised by dr. Ingólfur V. Gíslason, professor in sociology, University of Iceland.
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
2023– Adjunct professor in charge of Qualitative methodology (FÉL430G). University of Iceland.
2023- Adjunt professor in charge of Sociology of migration: Youth on the move (FÉL034G). University of Iceland.
2022 Acjunt professor in charge of of Men in migration: Positionality, sexuality, and morality. Department of Sociology. Tübingen University.
2021- Acjunt professor in charge of Theories in Social and Human Sciences (FMÞ102F). University of Iceland.
2020- Acjunt professor in charge of Men and Masculinities (FÉL209G). University of Iceland.
2019- Adjunct professor in Sexualities and bodies: Pleasure and Pain (FÉL302G). University of Iceland.
2019- Adjunct professor in Social psychology (in charge 2022). Faculty of Sociology, Anthropology and Folkloristics. University of Iceland.
2015– Adjunct professor in Qualitative methodology I (FMÞ103F) (in charge 2023). University of Iceland.
2023 Adjunct professor in charge of Qualitative methodology II (FMÞ201F). University of Iceland.
2020- Lecturer in Images, power and orientalism (MAN101F). University of Iceland.
2015–2018 Lecturer in Ethnicity, migration and transnationalism (MAN403G). University of Iceland.
2018–2022 Assistant teacher in in Classical theories in Social Sciences (308G). University of Iceland.
2015 Assistant teacher in Icelandic society (106G) University of Iceland.
2014 Lecturer in Anthropology of Modern Greece. Department of Social Anthropology. Panteion University, Greece.
2024- Co-Supervising Sigurrós Alice Svöfudóttur, PhD candidate in Philosophy, School of Humanities, University of Iceland.
2019- Supervising BA and MA thesis.
COLLATERAL ACTIVITIES
2023-current Icelandic represenative and a board member in NFMM (Nordic Association for Research on Men and Masculinities).
2022-current Interrogating Bordering in Qualitative Research: Self-Identified Female Scholars Working on Migrant Men and Masculinities. Co-editor, along with dr. R. Kukreja and dr. E. Gallo.
2022 Visiting shcolar, Migration and Diversity at Tübingen University. Germany
2020 Visiting scholar, Center for Gender Studies at Karlstad University. Sweden.
ORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
2024 "Queer Utopias: Imagining Futures without Borders". Collaborative seminar between RIKK, University of Iceland and FAC (Feminist Autonomy Centre) for research in Athens, Greece. FAC, Athens, 28-29th of November.
2023 NFMM (Nordic Association for Research on Men and Masculinities) General assembly, 28th of December, Online.
2022 "Reserching Migrant Men & Masculinities: Unpacking "Female" researcher identity in knowlegde production". International seminar. Department of Sociology and Social Research. University of Trento. 1-3 December, 2022.
2022 "Bordering regimes and Transitioning Masculinities of Racialized Migrant Men". International seminar, RIKK and Department of Sociology, University of Iceland. 20-21st of April.
SCIENTIFIC REVIEWER
Referee for the following scientific journals and publishing series: Men & Masculinities; NORMA; Journal of Refugee Studies; Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies; Journal of Asian and African studies; Íslenska þjóðfélagið; Culture Unbound; Ethos; Global Society; Geoforum; Cultural Anthropology; Civil Society Review; Bristol University Press.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
2022 Fellowship grant. Equal Opportunity Fund. Tübingen University, Germany. Visiting scholar.
2022 Erasmus+ staff exchange grant. Between University of Iceland and Tübingen University, Germany.
2020 GEXcel grant, Centre for Gender Studies, Karlstad University.
2019 Valedictorian speech award. Received from the Rector of University of Iceland.
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