Georgiana holds a PhD from the Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy and International Relations of Central European University (CEU). During the completion of her doctoral thesis, titled ‘Movement as an Essential Interest. A case for Just Borders’, scholars at CEU, together with scholars in other local academic institutions, faced an unprecedented level of authoritarianism in Budapest, prompting the university to became the first university in asylum in contemporary Europe – CEU is currently located in Vienna (Austria) and New York (USA). During her doctoral program, Georgiana had been awarded a Marie Curie Fellowship which has led her to spend one year at Koc University in Istanbul (Turkey), conducting research on the ‘Syrian refugee crisis’. Georgiana was also an Erasmus student at the Pantheon-Sorbonne University (France), a Visiting Scholar at Columbia University (USA), a Visiting Academic at New York University (USA), a Global Teaching Fellow at Babes Bolyai University (UBB), in Cluj (Romania). She held, at last, a Post Doctoral research position at Copenhagen University (Denmark). Finally, Georgiana is the founder of the Experimental Philosophy Lab in Christiania.