Highly motivated Master's student (expected July 2025) with a strong foundation in social science perspectives on sustainability transitions, seeking a PhD to advance research on the energy transition. Possesses a deep passion for energy justice and community engagement, evidenced by a Master's thesis on renewable energy ownership (grade 9) and current research internship at the Copernicus Institute, focusing on legitimacy in community energy projects. Skilled in qualitative research, thematic coding, and systematic literature reviews, with a strong theoretical understanding of sustainability governance theories. Eager to contribute to collaborative research and apply interdisciplinary knowledge to real-world energy transition challenges.