Bettina Lindmeier

Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Bettina Lindmeier is a Professor at the Institute of Education for Special Needs within the Faculty of Humanities at Leibniz University Hannover. She holds multiple significant administrative positions including Deputy Head of the Examining Board for Special Needs Education and Rehabilitation Sciences (Master of Arts program), Board of Directors member for Leibniz Forschungszentrum Inclusive Citizenship, and member of the Central Ethics Committee.

Her research focuses on inclusive educational practices, special needs education, and rehabilitation sciences. Professor Lindmeier's work emphasizes creating inclusive citizenship frameworks and developing educational policies that support individuals with special needs. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges educational theory with practical applications in rehabilitation contexts.

As an active participant in university governance, she serves as a Deputy Representative for Professors in both the Senate and the Committee for Responsibility in Research, demonstrating her commitment to academic integrity and institutional development.

Her administrative roles showcase her leadership in shaping educational standards and ethical frameworks within special education. Through her position at the Leibniz Forschungszentrum Inclusive Citizenship, she contributes to broader societal discussions about inclusion and accessibility.

Professor Lindmeier maintains her office at Schloßwender Straße 1, Building 1211, Room 011 in Hannover, with office hours available by appointment. Her multidisciplinary work connects educational theory with practical applications in rehabilitation contexts, making significant contributions to inclusive educational practices.