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FH-Prof. DSA Mag. Dr.
Gertraud Pantucek
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gertraud.pantucek1@fh-joanneum.at
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Social Work
Eggenberger Allee 11
8020 Graz
Social Work
Eggenberger Allee 11
8020 Graz
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Gertraud Pantucek, PhD, professor, supervisor, coach.
Gertraud Pantucek is the current head of department for both Bachelor and Master Programmes at the institute of social work at the University of Applied Sciences JOANNEUM in Graz/Austria. As head of the research program at the institute her scholarly interests include social inclusion, labour migration and migration, diversity and gender, social innovation, the quality of social services, as well as self-directed learning. In her previous academic career she was head of the Bachelor Progamme for social work at the University of Applied Sciences of St. Pölten. She earned her PhD at the university of Vienna at the institute of cultural and social anthropology where she did research concerning labour migration in England.
Gertraud Pantucek is the current head of department for both Bachelor and Master Programmes at the institute of social work at the University of Applied Sciences JOANNEUM in Graz/Austria. As head of the research program at the institute her scholarly interests include social inclusion, labour migration and migration, diversity and gender, social innovation, the quality of social services, as well as self-directed learning. In her previous academic career she was head of the Bachelor Progamme for social work at the University of Applied Sciences of St. Pölten. She earned her PhD at the university of Vienna at the institute of cultural and social anthropology where she did research concerning labour migration in England.