Nora Rzadkowski

Prof. Dr. Nora Rzadkowski, MHE, is a Professor of Public Law with Social Security Law at Faculty I of the University of Applied Sciences for Public Administration and Financial Affairs Ludwigsburg. She holds a doctorate from the Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law (University of Hamburg) and has contributed extensively to legal education research and socio-economic rights discourse.

• Education: Law studies in Augsburg, Lund, and Cologne; Master of Higher Education at University of Hamburg
• Key Research Areas: Legal Didactics, Social Security Law, Constitutional Law, European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence
• Professional Experience: Research associate at Hans Bredow Institute (Leibniz Institute for Media Research) since 2019; judge at Stuttgart Social Court with international secondments

Her publications focus on transnational legal education, open educational resources in law teaching, and empirical legal research methodologies. She received the Johannes Wildt Young Talent Prize and Hans Böckler Foundation scholarship.

• Notable Contributions: 2022 panel moderation on legal professions at University of Hamburg conference
• 2021 Paris lecture on legal didactic models
• 2019 presentation on European Social Rights Pillar