Inge Noback

Inge Noback is a part-time lecturer at the Youth, Education and Society school of Hanze University of Applied Sciences, focusing on the Healthy Aging center of expertise. She holds a PhD in Geography, Planning and Development from the University of Groningen (awarded October 2011) and integrates her academic background with practical applications in social work, animal-assisted interventions, and labor economics.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy in Geography, Planning and Development, University of Groningen (2011)

Her research spans interdisciplinary areas including:

• Healthy Aging: Analyzing aging's impact on labor productivity and welfare.
• Animal-Assisted Interventions: Developing therapeutic approaches for dementia patients and individuals with personality issues.
• Social Work: Addressing child poverty, bullying prevention, and pedagogical neighborhood planning.
• Gender Studies: Examining gender-specific dynamics in labor markets.

Key projects include the Last Evaluation of the Prevention Intervention Team Eemsdelta (2022–2024), where she served as principal investigator. Her work emphasizes collaboration with institutions like the University of Groningen and practical applications in public health and education.