Cintia Granja is a PhD Fellow at United Nations University (UNU-MERIT). She holds a bachelor degree in Economics and a master in Science and Technology Policy from the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. In her master's research, she evaluated the impacts of a Brazilian student mobility programme (called Science without Borders) focused on the improvement of Brazilian science and technology. Her PhD thesis is entitled "Students in International Mobility Programs and Attitudes Towards Inequality". Interests: public policy; evaluation of public policies and programmes; internationalisation of higher education; attitudes towards inequality. Academic/Teaching Experience: Grants/Awards: Volunteer work: Languages: Work Presentation at Conferences/Seminars: Bibliographic Production:
PhD fellow
Research group(s):
4. Governance and institutions
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