Helle Becker

Dr. Helle Becker is a Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Hildesheim's Institute for Social Sciences. She specializes in migration policy, digitalization in politics, and political education. Her professional activities include founding organizations like Transfer für Bildung e.V., focusing on educational transfer and policy implementation. She holds a PhD in Education from the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster and has extensive teaching experience at institutions including the Technical University Cologne, Hochschule Osnabrück, and the University of Luxembourg.

Her research emphasizes migration governance, digital policy frameworks, and the application of academic insights into practical educational and political contexts. Notable projects include Agenda 21 in Schools (Nordrhein-Westfalen) and the EU Stock-taking Study on Citizenship Education. She has led projects exploring refugee integration, municipal allocation systems, and the role of digital platforms in policy-making.

Dr. Becker's work bridges academic inquiry with real-world impact, addressing challenges like refugee housing, local integration policies, and the ethical implications of algorithmic decision systems. Her publications span policy papers, academic journals, and edited volumes on migration, digitalization, and educational strategies.

She collaborates closely with institutions such as the Robert Bosch Foundation and the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, ensuring her research informs both policy and educational practices. Her contributions highlight the intersection of theory and application in addressing contemporary societal challenges.