Gabi Gőbl received her MA degree in Sociology from the Eötvös Lóránd University (ELTE), Budapest. She has worked in numerous non-governmental organizations in Hungary as an international project manager before joining CEU (then Center for European Neighborhood Studies (CENS)) as program coordinator in October 2013.

Since 2015, in addition to her tasks as coordinator, she has been involved in various international research projects, funded among others by the EU’s Erasmus+ Jean Monnet program or the Austrian Future Funds, researching the so-called migration and refugee crisis with a specific focus on the Hungarian aspect thereof.

Aside from her work at CEU Vienna and CEU Democracy Institute in Budapest, she continues to pursue her interest in the civil sector: building on her far-reaching experience and involvement in the sector over the years, she has been acting as an evaluator for the SozialMarie Prize for social innovation since 2017.

Ongoing projects

1. BordEUr: Jean Monnet 'New European Borderlands’ Network

Project duration: 2019-2022

Scheme: Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Networks. Total budget: EUR 299,693

Project coordinator

The project is hosted by the Democracy Institute 

2. Princeton Global History Lab (OSUN) 

Project duration: 2021-2022

Project coordinator at CEU PU

EHCN is sponsored by the Open Society University Network. 

3. The Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network (EHCN) - OSUN

Project duration: 2021-2022

Project coordinator at CEU

EHCN is sponsored by the Open Society University Network. 

Selected previous projects

1. Responding to illiberal vectors in the Black Sea Region (RESOLVE) 

RESOLVE aims to offer a secure space for monitoring illiberal threats in 8 countries: Moldova, Ukraine, Georgia, Turkey, Armenia, Hungary,          Poland and Romania.  

Project duration: July 1st 2020 - July 1st 2021

The project is funded by the United States Agency for International Development

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