Markus Hundeck

Prof. Dr. habil. Markus Hundeck is a Professor of Social Work Methods and Ethics at the Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena (EAH), serving as Dean of Academic Affairs. He is affiliated with the Department of Social Work and teaches at Friedrich-Schiller University Jena as a private lecturer in educational philosophy. His expertise spans social work methods (e.g., counseling, community work), ethics (professional ethics, medical ethics, responsive ethics), and educational theories rooted in classical social pedagogy and phenomenology.

• Roles: Dean of Academic Affairs, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor
• Affiliations: EAH Jena, Friedrich-Schiller University Jena

His research focuses on applying ethical frameworks to social work practices, including anthropotechnology, AI ethics, and human rights. He supervises doctoral candidates like Stefan Kurzke-Maasmeier (on social dialogue ethics) and Thomas Lustig (behavior analysis). Current teaching includes seminars on social work theory, ethics, and community work methods.

Notable research projects include studies on digital welfare services (DDoS), anonymization of health data (AVATAR), and educational philosophy. He actively participates in ethics conferences and interdisciplinary initiatives like the MaP Law Clinic.