Evika Karamagioli holds a legal academic background and currently serves as a Scientific Collaborator in the MSc Global Health – Disaster Medicine at the Medical School of NKUA, as well as in the MSc Digital Communication Media and Interaction Environments at the Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, NKUA.

Her academic credentials include a Ph.D. in Social Sciences from the University of Paris 8, an MSc in Global Health and Disaster Medicine from NKUA, an MSc in Global Security and Defense, and a Bachelor’s degree in European and International Law from the University of Grenoble II, France.

She holds professional certifications as an adult educator and a certified instructor in leadership development programs. With over 15 years of global experience in both academia and the non-profit sector, she has worked extensively across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

Her areas of expertise include democratic innovation through participatory design methods and tools, open data and open governance, humanitarian technologies, disaster management, and emergency risk communication. She is the author of numerous scholarly papers on these topics and is a frequent speaker at international conferences. She has also received several international awards for her contributions to emergency risk communication education.