Amanda Huan is a Research Fellow at the Social Cohesion Research Programme at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. She is also concurrently co-head of the Management Issues in Strategic Communication Lab at the Centre for Information Integrity and the Internet (IN-Cube) at NTU. Her research interests include international institutions, political psychology, and conflict and peacebuilding. In her work at RSIS, she looks at social cohesion issues and their intersections with contemporary issues such as social activism, sustainability, and digital religion. Her previous works have been published in journals such as Armed Forces & Society and Global Change, Peace & Security. At RSIS, she also teaches a course on academic and research communication for doctoral students and the institutions course for graduate students. Amanda possesses a BA in Psychology/Criminology from Adams State College and an undergraduate honours degree in Communication Studies and Psychology from NTU. She completed her MSc and PhD in International Relations at RSIS.
