About
Nadezda Strunk is a Researcher in the Department of General, Intercultural and International Comparative Education and Educational Psychology (EW 1) at the University of Hamburg's Faculty of Education. She has held various research and teaching roles since 2015, specializing in educational psychology, intercultural education, and professional studies. Her work focuses on language and subject learning, reconstructive educational research, and diversity contexts in teacher education.
Professional Background
- Since October 2023: Researcher in the field of Educational Psychology at the University of Hamburg.
- October 2022–September 2023: Researcher in Intercultural Education at the same university.
- January 2021–June 2022: Researcher in the DiCoT project (Diversity Contexts in Teacher Education).
- November 2018–December 2019: Freelance lecturer for teacher training in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, focusing on regional language education.
- September 2015–December 2018: Researcher in physics education and multicultural contexts at the University of Hamburg.
Education
- Master of Arts in Language Teaching Research (University of Hamburg, 2007–2010).
- First State Examination for Upper Secondary School Teaching (German and Russian, University of Hamburg, 2006–2012).
Her research emphasizes practical applications in educational settings, including digital support for special education and addressing linguistic-cultural diversity in classrooms. She collaborates on EU-funded projects and contributes to academic outreach through teaching and professional development initiatives.
