Iva Srbinovska
About Iva Srbinovska
Iva Srbinovska is a Research Assistant with extensive experience in academic and research settings, currently working at Ryerson University and the Immigration Policy Lab. She holds a Master's degree in Comparative and International Studies from ETH Zürich and a Bachelor's degree in Politics and Governance from Ryerson University.
Current Role at Immigration Policy Lab
Iva Srbinovska has been working as a Research Assistant at the Immigration Policy Lab since 2020. In this role, she contributes to research projects that focus on migration and political behavior. Her work involves engaging in collaborative research initiatives that analyze various aspects of immigration policy and its impacts.
Experience at Ryerson University
Iva Srbinovska has held multiple positions at Ryerson University. She has been a Research Assistant since 2018, where she has been involved in various research activities. Additionally, she worked as a Teaching Assistant for one month in 2019 and served as a Peer Mentor for one month in 2020. She also took on the role of Faculty and Program Representative for one month in 2019.
Previous Work Experience
Before her academic roles, Iva Srbinovska worked at Shoppers Drug Mart as a Supervisor from 2012 to 2014 and as a Pharmacy Assistant from 2014 to 2019. She also served as a Special Ballots Officer at Elections Ontario for two months in 2018. These positions provided her with diverse experiences in customer service and organizational roles.
Educational Background
Iva Srbinovska studied at ETH Zürich, where she earned a Master of Arts in Comparative and International Studies from 2020 to 2022. Prior to that, she completed her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Governance at Ryerson University from 2016 to 2020. Her educational background supports her research interests in political behavior and international voting patterns.
Research Interests and Contributions
Iva Srbinovska's research interests include comparative studies of international voting patterns. She has participated in collaborative research initiatives between ETH Zürich and Ryerson University, contributing to the understanding of migration and its political implications through her work at the Immigration Policy Lab.