Andrea Neugebauer

Andrea Neugebauer is a Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Siegen. She has been actively teaching since 2018 and serves as an Academic Advisor for Social Sciences, supporting students across various programs including teaching degrees. Her teaching spans topics such as social inequality, prejudice, family sociology, and qualitative research methods.

Her research interests include sociological theories, social structure, education, and qualitative social research, with a strong historical and critical focus on social inequality, labor history, and discrimination. She has taught at several institutions including Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Evangelical University of Darmstadt, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, and Goethe University Frankfurt.

Her recent publications analyze themes such as antisemitism in post-Nazi discourse, working-class culture after 1945, forced labor at Opel, and disability in communication. The articles reflect a consistent interdisciplinary engagement with history, sociology, and social justice, particularly through qualitative and biographical methods.

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Andrea Neugebauer advises undergraduate students in social sciences and teacher education programs, though no formal PhD or Master's students are listed. She has not disclosed any grant funding or leadership in research labs or teams.