Curriculum vitae

PhD Researcher in Political Science & Teaching Assistant

Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Supervisor: Gizem Arikan

Research Assistant

Research project “Interaction in Civil Society”, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

• Conducting a panel study on the German population’s attitudes towards the war in Ukraine.
• Data management and analysis.

Working Student

SPD parliamentary group in the Bundestag and SPD party executive committee, Berlin

• Preparing press reports for members of parliament and staff.
• Work in the strategic centre and competitive intelligence.

Research Assistant

Center for European Integration, Freie Universität Berlin

• Research activities, data preparation, and analysis.

PhD in Political Science

Trinity College Dublin

Topic: Political Attitudes over the Lifecycle: Evolution and Mechanisms of Attitude Change Throughout Adulthood.

Master’s Degree in Political Science (first class honours)

Freie Universität Berlin

Focus: experiments, quantitative methods, and political sociology.

Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (first class honours)

Freie Universität Berlin and Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Focus: biological, personality, and social psychology.

Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science (first class honours)

Freie Universität Berlin

Focus: political sociology and international relations.

Erasmus Scholarship

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Master’s Scholarship in Political Science

Friedrich Ebert Foundation

Bachelor’s Scholarship in Political Science

Friedrich Ebert Foundation

Geld für Rüstung ja, aber nicht 100 Milliarden

Ronja Demel and Onno Steenweg · WZB (Berlin Social Science Center) · 3 July 2023 · Research commentary

An analysis of public preferences for allocating Germany’s €100 billion special fund across policy areas, drawing on surveys from 2022 and 2023.

Read at WZB (German) · Project blog version (12 July 2023)

Political Attitudes over the Lifecycle: Evolution and Mechanisms of Attitude Change over Adulthood

6th Scientific Meeting of the Political Psychology Network DE, University of Vienna

Programme and abstract