Dialogue and transfer between university, professional practice and politics
The third sub-project is concerned on the one hand with promoting academic careers up to professorship level, and on the other with the educational and socio-political conditions in the professional fields of nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and social work. The academization of nursing and therapy professions is to be further promoted in order to contribute to future-oriented, high-quality healthcare. The potential for professionalization in social work and childhood education will be developed through research and dialogue.
Planned measures
- Recruitment of practitioners for academic careers (e.g. guest lectureships)
- Exchange and networking with actors from professional practice, politics and science in nursing, the therapy professions and social work.
- Scientific foundation of the practical study phases in the primary qualifying Bachelor's degree course in nursing
- (Further) development of professional qualification frameworks for the recently academicized healthcare professions as well as childhood education and social work
- Supporting the transition of the therapy degree programs in physiotherapy/occupational therapy into a standard program after the model clause expires
Focus professorships
Scientific foundation of practical support in the new basic Bachelor's degree course in Nursing I
Scientific foundation of practical support in the new basic Bachelor's degree course in Nursing II
Prof. Dr. Gudrun Piechotta Henze (formerly)
Research and transfer in the professional fields of physio- and ergotherapy
Prof. Dr. Elke Kraus (Aussprache des Namens)
Research and transfer in the professional fields of Social Work
Research and dialogue with graduates and practitioners from various fields of work on the professionalization potential of social work "Werkstatt Soziale Arbeit" as a working context for graduates, students and university lecturers 16th nationwide methods workshop of the Reconstructive Social Work Network from 15 to 17.09.2022 at ASH Berlin for those interested in reconstructive research in social work (practitioners, students, doctoral students, research assistants and university lecturers).
Visiting lecturers
Barbara Pulfer
Nuran Ayten
Bennet Priesemuth
Katrin Hermsen (formerly)