Nina Lind Ranneberg

Associate professor, researcher, Decision-making and Managerial Behavior

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Nina is Programme Director of Future One Health and coordinator of MFF Academy. She conducts interdisciplinary research on decision-making, animal welfare, and health at the intersection of psychology and business studies.

Presentation

Nina holds a PhD in psychology from Umeå University and has been affiliated with the Department of Economics since 2015. Since 2024, she holds the position of Associate Professor in Business Administration. She supervises students at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral level, and actively contributes to the educational environment in business administration.

Her interdisciplinary research bridges psychology and business administration, with a focus on how dairy farmers make decisions regarding animal health. Drawing on psychological theories, she investigates what drives proactive health management in livestock farming – including how perceptions of disease in dairy cows can motivate preventive action. Nina is involved in several trans- and interdisciplinary research projects and collaborates across institutional boundaries in the field of animal health and decision-making.

Beyond her research, Nina is Programme Director of Future One Health, a platform promoting stronger collaboration across human, animal, and environmental health, and coordinator of MFF Academy.

Research

Teaching

Nina supervises students at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral level.

SLU Future One Health

Nina is Programme Director of SLU Future One Health, a future platform that stimulates and supports One Health research at SLU across human, animal, and plant health and wellbeing in sustainable ecosystems.

SLU Future One Health is a strategic platform that stimulates interdisciplinary research, education, and collaboration to promote animal and human health and wellbeing within sustainable ecosystems. The initiative supports SLU's vision of playing a key role in the development of sustainable life, grounded in science and education, and advances the university's efforts towards a sustainable society.

Mistra Food Futures Academy

Nina serves as the coordinator for Mistra Food Futures Academy, a cross-disciplinary platform aimed at developing the next generation of researchers in sustainable food systems. In this role, she is responsible for planning and leading activities that support the academic and professional development of PhD students and postdoctoral researchers within the programme. This includes coordinating seminars, study visits, and a structured mentoring programme that connects early-career researchers with key actors across the food system.