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Nurzat Sultanalieva
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Nurzat Sultanalieva graduated with honors from the American University of Central Asia in Kyrgyzstan in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in archaeology/cultural anthropology. After graduation, she worked at the Chinese Embassy in Kyrgyzstan while participating in various Kyrgyz and Central Asian excavation projects.
In 2010, she moved to Budapest to complete her master’s in social anthropology and wrote her master’s thesis on social movements in Central Asia. After returning to her alma mater, she worked there as an assistant professor and simultaneously as a social worker at the LGBTQ organization Labrys.
In 2015, she moved to Tübingen to do her doctorate at the Department of Anthropology in a junior research group on ‘Environment and Society in Central Asia’.
Since 2018, Nurzat has been part of the team at the Global Ethic Institute in Tübingen, where she is working on a project entitled ‘Digital Human: a Behavioural Approach to Digital Anthropology’. She is investigating human-machine interaction as an anthropological category.
