Ulrike Krause

Ulrike Krause is part of the academic staff at the University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer, affiliated with the Social Work and Health faculty. She is associated with the Institute for Social and Health Sciences in Emden (ISGE). Her work focuses on interdisciplinary research in social work and health, including projects related to gambling addiction prevention, rehabilitation, and societal cohesion. She contributes to the SEMRES project on interface management and the WINDIS initiative exploring 'What is normal_disabled?'. Her research also addresses alternative living and care models for elderly populations and bio-psycho-social health promotion.

Her involvement includes collaborative projects with local municipalities and organizations, such as the Kommunale Suchtprävention in der Stadt Delmenhorst and REFU Sociotechnical Practices of Objectivation. She participates in academic teams and contributes to publications on social and health-related topics.

Krause is part of the project studies committee for the Social Work (B.A.) program and collaborates with colleagues in fostering applied research and student practical training. She engages in initiatives like the FrühWerk early childhood education lab and the Medienzugang digital inclusion project.