Prof. Dr. phil. Isolde Heintze

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Faculty of Social Work

Chair in Social Policy and Social Work

Prof. Dr. phil. Isolde Heintze
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
+49 (0)3727 58-1712
heintze@hs-mittweida.de
39-207
Visitor address
BahnhofstraƟe 15
09648 Mittweida
39-207
Postal address
Mittweida University
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
Technikumplatz 17
09648 Mittweida
  • Social policy
  • Social planning and social reporting
  • Poverty and social exclusion
  • Social structure analysis
  • Sociology of Education and the Family
  • Methods of empirical social research

Projects

Etablierung eines digitalen Assistenten fĆ¼r die soziale Integration

  • Term: 2026/08/01 ā€“ 2026/12/31
  • Financed by: Landratsamt Mittelsachsen
  • Project managers:
    • Isolde Heintze
    • Simon Moses Schleimer
2931 Isolde Heintze Simon Moses Schleimer

Konzeptionelle Vorbereitung der Umsetzung der inklusiven Jugendhilfeplanung im Landkreis Mittelsachsen

  • Term: 2026/04/01 ā€“ 2026/11/30
  • Financed by: Landratsamt Mittelsachsen
  • Project managers: Isolde Heintze
2920 Isolde Heintze

Erstellung einer Clusteranalyse sowie Erarbeitung eines Ergebnisberichts fĆ¼r den Landkreis Altenburger Land

  • Term: 2024/09/01 ā€“ 2024/12/31
  • Financed by: Landratsamt Altenburger Land
  • Project managers: Isolde Heintze
2814 Isolde Heintze

Kopfstand

  • Term: 2023/04/01 ā€“ 2026/09/30
  • Financed by: Bundesministerium fĆ¼r Arbeit und Soziales
  • Project managers: Isolde Heintze
2324 Isolde Heintze

WIR! - Blockchain-enabled Social Commitment

  • Term: 2020/09/01 ā€“ 2022/10/31
  • Financed by: Bundesministerium fĆ¼r Bildung und Forschung
  • Funding code: 03WIR1308
  • Project managers: Matthias Vodel
1814 Matthias Vodel

Publication

I. Heintze, T. Esche, F. Haubold

Steuerungsinstrument Sozialberichterstattung ā€“ nicht nur in StƤdten

Appeared in: Sozial Extra 43 (2019), P. 69 ā€“ 73
13981 journalartikel
I. Heintze, T. Esche, F. Haubold

Theorie-Praxis-Transfer zwischen Hochschule und Landkreis

Appeared in: Soziale Arbeit. Zeitschrift fĆ¼r soziale und sozialverwandte Gebiete Heft 2/2019, P. 59 ā€“ 64
18501 journalartikel
I. Heintze, S. Beetz

Eine Perspektive entwickeln, ohne eine Perspektive zu haben. Handlungsstrategien GeflĆ¼chteter und regionale Orientierungen

Appeared in: Vielfalt gestalten. Integration und Stadtentwicklung in Klein- und MittelstƤdten, 2018
19516 journalartikel
M.A. Tabea Esche
Projekt: Mittelsachsen-Sozial
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
M.A. Katrin Naumann
M.A. Katrin Naumann
Projekt: ā€žKopfstandā€œ
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
M.A. Friederike Haubold
Projekt: Mittelsachsen-Sozial
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
B.A. Sarah Klein
Projekt ā€žKopfstand"
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
M.A. Pauline Tabea Kƶhler
Projekt: Konzeptionierung einer Inklusiven Jugendhilfeplanung im Landkreis Mittelsachsen
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
  • Studied sociology and law at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
  • Research assistant at the Institute of Sociology, Dresden University of Technology; PhD on the topic ā€˜Social ecology of Dresden families. The significance of environmental conditions for family socialisation and the personal development of childrenā€™
  • Research assistant at Collaborative Research Centre 504 in the sub-project ā€˜Educational aspirations, reference groups and educational decisionsā€™, and at the Chair of General Sociology at the University of Mannheim
  • Coordinator of social planning in a local authority in the State of Brandenburg
  • Lecturer at the Centre for Methodology at the University of Flensburg and at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences at the Lausitz University of Applied Sciences in Cottbus
  • Awarded the ā€œUniversity Teaching in Brandenburgā€ certificate, 2013  
  • Lecturer at the VSOP Academy on the ā€œSocial Planning Qualificationā€ course, organised by the Association for Social Planning (VSOP).
  • Member of the Faculty Council
  • Member of the Media Committee
  • Member of HIM ā€“ Higher Education Information & Marketing
  • Research Officer
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