Anne Kasper

Prof. Dr. Anne Kasper serves as Professor of Midwifery at the Faculty of Engineering and Health, HAWK University of Applied Sciences and Arts, based at the Göttingen Health Campus. Her academic focus centers on enhancing midwifery care quality through research and teaching, with particular emphasis on underserved populations.

Her educational journey includes:

• Bachelor's degree in Midwifery from Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences
• Master's degree in Population Medicine and Public Health from Hanover Medical School
• Doctorate from Bielefeld University examining refugee healthcare challenges

Prof. Kasper's research specializes in obstetric care for vulnerable groups including refugee women and families, marginalized individuals in parenthood, and those in special life circumstances. Her work bridges clinical midwifery practice with public health frameworks to address systemic healthcare barriers. She investigates how global migration patterns impact perinatal care access and develops strategies to improve professional midwifery practices through evidence-based interventions.

With prior clinical experience in Hanover's perinatal center, she integrates frontline delivery room insights into her academic work. Her current projects continue exploring healthcare equity for displaced populations, focusing on culturally competent care models and trauma-informed approaches for refugee communities. This research directly informs her teaching curriculum at the Göttingen Health Campus.

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