Nicolette Moors is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in government, academia, and international relations. She holds a Cum Laude European Studies degree from the University of Amsterdam, a Selective Master's degree in International Relations in Historical Perspective from Universiteit Utrecht, and has also studied Slavic Studies, Business in Polish, and International Relations.

Moors has worked as Beleidsmedewerker burgemeestersaangelegenheden at Provincie Utrecht and as a Trainee Crisisbeheersing at the same organization. She was a Projectsecretaris at Universiteit Utrecht, an Intern at the Political and Cultural Department of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Poland, and a Student Assistant for the Bronislaw Geremek Lecture in 2017 at UCIS/UGlobe and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Additionally, she has held administrative roles as a Student Assistant for the Section History of International Relations at Utrecht University, and as a Student Assistant for Admissions and International Office Humanities at the University of Amsterdam. She has also worked as an Examination Invigilator for the British Council.

Moors' areas of interest include International Relations, Politics, Diplomacy, and History. She is skilled in Policy Analysis, Project Management, Crisis Management, and Research.