Ilse Arlt Institute
for Social Inclusion Research

Social Work Methodologies and Social Diagnostics

Here, the emphasis is on innovations in social work methodologies, above all the search for alternatives to paternalistic approaches. Social diagnostic tools and its theoretical basis are fine-tuned in cooperation with practitioners. 

Key Focus Coordinator

Eva Grigori BA MA
  • Lecturer
  • Department of Social Sciences
P: +43/676/847 228 557

People

Mag. (FH) Christina Engel-Unterberger
  • FH-Dozentin
  • Department Soziales
P: +43/676/847 228 558
FH-Prof. DSA Kurt Fellöcker MA MSc
  • Lecturer
  • Course Leader Addiction Counselling and Prevention
  • Department of Social Sciences
P: +43/2742/313 228 516
FH-Prof. DSA Mag. (FH) Christine Haselbacher
  • Head of Department
  • Academic Director Social Work (BA)
  • International Coordinator
  • Department of Social Sciences
P: +43/2742/313 228 517
P: +43/676/847 228 517
Patricia Renner BA MA
  • Teaching and Research Assistant Social Pedagogy (acad.)
  • Teaching and Research Assistant Social Pedagogy (MA)
  • Department of Social Sciences
P: +43/676/847 228 551
FH-Prof. DSA Michael Delorette
  • Lecturer
  • Course Leader Family Group Conference
  • Department of Social Sciences
FH-Prof. DSA Mag. Karin Goger MSc MSc
  • Lecturer
  • Department of Social Sciences

Projects

WAVE: Working with adults who are vulnerable – a comparison of curricula, policies and constructions

The project will examine curriculum documents detailing educational activities that deal with responses to vulnerability and adults. There will be an attendant consideration of social policy, legislat...

Expectations from apprenticeships

What do young people expect when they start an apprenticeship? Training companies such as STRABAG AG engage with this question.