Nisanur Çim is a Political Science and International Relations graduate and a scholarship recipient of the Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Religious Diversity in a Globalised World at the University of Groningen. Her international academic journey began with exchange programmes in Norway and Spain during her Bachelor’s studies. In Norway, she focused on intercultural communication, developing an understanding of cross-cultural interaction and diverse perspectives. During her exchange in Spain, she studied International Conflict and Conflict Resolution, Minorities and Global Politics, Global Migration, and International Organizations, strengthening her academic understanding of conflict, migration, minorities, and international affairs. She continued her Master’s studies in the Netherlands and at the University of Córdoba in Spain, before moving to Brussels for her internship at the Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA). These experiences have strengthened her adaptability, intercultural communication, and understanding of diverse social contexts.

At QCEA, she supports research on climate mobility and positive peace, focusing on climate change, migration, gender, and structural violence, alongside stakeholder mapping and knowledge production. She brings experience in migration research, qualitative interviewing, thematic analysis, and gender and intersectionality frameworks. Nisanur is a native Turkish speaker, fluent in English, and continues to develop her Spanish. Her work reflects a commitment to inclusive, gender-sensitive, and peace-oriented approaches to migration and climate justice.