Anna Schopf

Anna Schopf is a University Lecturer in Educational Science Fundamentals, Educational Theory, Diversity, and Educational Sociology at the University of Education Vienna, affiliated with the Urban Diversity Education Institute. She holds a Master's degree in Sociology from the University of Vienna and completed postgraduate training in SOQUA (Social Science Professional Qualification). Her professional background includes roles in parliamentary advising, research at the Red Cross Research Institute, and teaching positions at various institutions, including the University of Vienna and the Vienna University of Applied Sciences.

Her research focuses on diversity in education, gender studies, and social inclusion. She has led projects such as the FGÖ initiative 'Vom Halt! zur Haltung,' aiming to create supportive school environments. Key interests include educational sociology, cooperative educational development, and critical approaches to racism and gender equality in academia.

Publications highlight themes like academic assessment practices, elder abuse prevalence, and internship labor dynamics. She actively contributes to institutional committees addressing equality and diversity, and she teaches courses on educational sociological aspects of diversity, parliamentary simulations, and project management.

Anna Schopf’s work bridges research, policy, and practice, emphasizing inclusive education and systemic equity in academic and societal contexts.