Humanistic and Critical Cartography – I explore the role of cartography in shaping geographical imaginaries, both historically and in contemporary contexts.
Critical Migration and Border Studies – I analyze the use of cartographic practices in the governance of migration and European borders.
Political and Postcolonial Geography – I study the relationship between geography, power, and the construction of national identities, with a focus on the decolonization of geographical space.
Geography and Visual Arts – I examine the connection between geography, contemporary art, and media, with particular interest in cinema, literature, and artistic practices that use cartography as an expressive language.
Mobility and the Anthropocene – I investigate spatial transformations related to globalization, ecological crises, and new forms of human and non-human mobility.

Thesis proposals on the following topics:

History of geographical thought
Postcolonial geography
Gender geography, space, and feminism
Humanistic, cultural, and creative cartography
Critical cartography
Migration and mobility
Critical border studies
Anthropocene
Urban geography
Political geography
Geography and art
Geography and media (cinema, video games, literature, music)