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PhD in psychology and linguistics at Concordia University.

Marina M. Doucerain is an associate professor of social and cultural psychology at UQAM, where she heads the Culture, Identity and Language research laboratory. Her research focuses on relations between people from different ethno-cultural groups - social interactions and social networks in particular. She focuses on the different forms of contact that people from immigrant backgrounds form in mainstream society and on their cultural integration in their new society. Marina Doucerain received her doctorate in social sciences (cultural psychology and applied linguistics) from Concordia University, and then completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the Université du Québec à Montréal.