April 2021 – March 2025: Teaching and research fellow in the Department of ‘Methods and Theories of Social Work’, with a focus on community work and prevention of right-wing extremism, including co-ordinating the Graduate College ‘Professionalisation of the Health and Social Care Professions in the Context of Societal Transformation Processes’ Since August 2024: Officer responsible for monitoring of (extreme) right-wing influence at the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg Since 04/2025: Teaching and research fellow at the chair “Social services for structural weak regions”, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
April 2020 – July 2024: Lecturer at Akkon University of Applied Sciences on ‘Theories and Methods of Social Work’
November 2019 – March 2021: Officer for Social Responsibility at IPPNW e.V.
01/2014 – 10/2016 Worked as a social worker in various fields: work at a multi-generational centre (neighbourhood drop-in centre), family support & supervised contact, school social work
Education/Degrees/Key professional development/Qualifications
Since 2024 PhD student at the Technical University of Berlin in the Spatial Sociology chair Research topic: ‘Nostalgia between loss and reorientation: Connections between subjectification and the refiguration of post-socialist urban spaces in East Germany’ (working title)
2016–2019: Master’s degree in Sociocultural Studies, European University Viadrina – scholarship holder of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation
2009–2013 Diploma in Social Work/Social Pedagogy, Evangelische Hochschule Berlin, specialising in mediation
Courses taught at the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg
Democratic Practice in Societies in Transition – Summer Semester 2026, Winter Semester 2026/27
Prevention of Right-wing Extremism – Summer Semester 2026
Community Organising Winter Semester 2023/24, Winter Semester 2024/25
Theories and Professional Development – Winter Semester 2021/22
Theory-Guided Professional Practice: Action Concepts Summer Semester 2021
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