Christine Revsbech

Christine Revsbech is a Teaching Associate Professor at Roskilde University, affiliated with the Department of People and Technology Learning, Education and Pedagogy (LEAP) and the Center for Social Sustainability. She serves as Head of Studies for the international Master's program in Social Entrepreneurship and Management. Her roles extend to collaborative research in the OrgESS and LEAP research groups at RUC, membership in the International Research Group for Psycho-Societal Analysis (SQUID), and participation in the NetEdu project with the University of Southern Denmark.

Educational Background:

• PhD in Learning as Social Exchange in City Year London (Roskilde University, 2015)
• MA in Educational Anthropology (Aarhus University, 2009)
• BA in Teacher Education (Holbæk Seminarium, 2005)
• Certification in Differentiation in University Teaching (Enheden for Akademisk Efteruddannelse, 2018)
• Current participation in a Universities' Course in Educational Management (University of Southern Denmark, 2024–2025)

Research Interests: Christine focuses on interdisciplinary studies at the intersection of educational research and anthropology, emphasizing:

• Social entrepreneurship and sustainability in tourism
• Entrepreneurial learning processes in voluntary organizations
• Qualitative methodologies (ethnography, action research)
• Non-institutional learning through travel and cultural encounters
• Professional education in pedagogical and social service contexts

Her work addresses youth transitions to work, mobility in peripheral regions, and inclusive education models.

Publications Trends: Recent articles explore mobility narratives, vocational education challenges, and the interplay between social value and entrepreneurship. Key themes include cross-border learning initiatives, ecotourism sustainability, and innovative pedagogical frameworks for marginalized youth.

Awards:

• Departmental acknowledgment (2019)
• Departmental acknowledgment (2017)
• The Leader Union for Adult Education award (2014)

Teaching & Grants: Christine supervises master's programs in Social Entrepreneurship and Management. She co-managed the JUMP project (2016–2021), studying educational & job opportunities for vulnerable youth. Current grants include the NetEdu project and a 2023–2024 initiative on biodiversity assessment in tourism. She also organizes international summer courses integrating Danish academic methodologies.

Research Collaborations: Active in multi-national research networks, including SQUID (www.psycho-societal.org), and co-leads projects with German institutions like Europa-Universität Flensburg. Key partnerships focus on social sustainability, adult education, and circular economy initiatives through the CIRCLES Center.