I am an Assistant Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at Lingnan University in Hong Kong. My research interests lie in the intersections between cultural sociology, subjective well-being, and social stratification, and I use quantitative methods to investigate these topics. I have had the privilege of studying in three different cultures, which has shaped both my research and my personal identity. In Chile, I developed a passion for my field and gained a strong background in quantitative methods. In the Netherlands, I learned the importance of theory in social research and how theoretically-driven methods can lead to high-impact research. Today, Hong Kong is my intellectual, social, and cultural environment, where Western and Eastern scholastic traditions meet.
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PhD in Sociology, 2021
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Master in Sociology and Social Research, 2017
Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Master in Sociology, 2013
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Bachelor in Sociology, 2011
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile