Yıldız, Safiye | University of Tübingen

Dr. Safiye Yıldız

Dr. Safiye Yıldız has been academic advisor since March 1, 2012 to the Department of Social Pedagogy, where she works under Prof. Dr. Barbara Stauber.

Teaching and research areas:

Migration and Education
Multiculturality, intercultural and transcultural education
Nation, nationalism, racismus
Nation und gender
Intersectionality
Post-structural theory, methodology and discourse analyses
Workshop: Qualitative research methods

Research Project

Collaborating on an international research study in Freiburg/Stuttgart (D), Klagenfurt (A) und Basel (CH) (D-A-CH). The study investigates life strategies used by migrant families in marginalized urban areas with a focus on on education and earning strategies.

Curriculum Vitae

1992-1998	Studied educational science at the Technische Universität Berlin
2008	Doctorate from Faculty I – Humanities and Social Sciences. (Title of dissertation: “Interkulturelle Erziehung und Pädagogik unter dem Aspekt des Verhältnisses von Diskurs und Macht. Eine diskurstheoretisch angelegte Studie“ [=“Intercultural education and pedagogy from the perspective of the relationship between discourse and power: a study in discourse theory“])
2009	Fellowship from the Internationales Tübinger Gender-Forschungskolleg, University of Tübingen – Gleichstellungsbüro [= gender-equality desk]
2010	Research assistant / project coordinator with ProKariere-Mentoring, an initiative of the University of Hildesheim
2010/2011	Acting professor at the Hochschule Darmstadt – Institute of Social Sciences and Social Work: module/teaching focus: youth, interculturality, social space
WS 2011/2012	Guest professor at the University of Innsbruck, Faculty of Educational Sciences, Institute of Educational Science: teach-and research focus: migration and education
Since 04/2012	Academic advisor at the University of Tübingen
SoSe 2016	Guest professor at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. Faculty of Humanities, Institute for General and Vocational Pedagogy: teach and research focus: Gender, Diversity, Intersectionality