Hello, I’m Sylvia Ang 汪诗薇,
I am based on the unceded lands of Naarm/Birraranga (Melbourne, Australia) with my two Kelpie x dogs Keisha and Mandy. I am passionate about equity and diversity – values that are reflected in my research and teaching.
You can find me on LinkedIn or at sylvia.ang@monash.edu. Links to my work (e.g. Google Scholar, ResearchGate) are provided below.
Research: My research focuses on two key pillars: (1) theorising race and racisms beyond western contexts and understandings, and (2) analysing how class and intersecting inequalities shape migrants’ lives. I am a qualitative researcher with experience in conducting in-depth interviews, focus groups, life-mapping, ethnography and digital ethnography.
Teaching: I have been teaching since 2011 and have worked with students at different stages of their university journey. My teaching is student-centred and inclusive, with a strong focus on creating a supportive learning environment. I currently teach the undergraduate units Race, Racism and Social Inequalities and Researching Social Justice.
Sylvia Ang 