Presentation

I am a project researcher and lecturer in Sport Sciences at Malmö University and hold a PhD in Sport Sciences. My research primarily focuses on sport, mediatization, digitalization, social media, young people, and health. In my doctoral thesis, I explored how social media influence and transform cultures within equestrian sport, with a particular focus on knowledge, learning, and identity.

In my current research, I continue to explore questions related to mediatization, young people, social media, and sport. I am also involved in research and collaborative projects focusing on mindfulness, health, and well-being, including projects addressing schools and working life.

A central part of my work involves project management and collaboration with external partners. I initiate, develop, and coordinate research and collaborative projects. I am also Programme Coordinator for the Bachelor's Programme in Sport Sciences and teach and supervise students within Sport Sciences.

My main areas of work therefore include research, education, programme development, project management, and external collaboration.

Publications

Research Projects

Previously registered research projects can be found in the Diva database.

Achievements

My research environments

Mindfulness

Mental health issues are on the rise worldwide, and the need for research-based initiatives to improve people’s well-being is...
Research Group

Horses and Humans – a Sports Science Perspective

Equestrian sports and the horse industry are large in Sweden which makes issues concerning horses and humans important. By...
Research Group

Sport Management

The Sport Management research group studies how sport is organised, managed and developed in a changing and complex sector....