Prof. Dr. phil. Simon Moses Schleimer

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Faculty of Social Work

Chair in Social Work and Migration

Prof. Dr. phil. Simon Moses Schleimer
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
+49 3727 581708
schleime@hs-mittweida.de
39-221
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09648 Mittweida
39-221
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Mittweida University
FakultƤt Soziale Arbeit
Technikumplatz 17
09648 Mittweida
  • Social work with people with a history of migration or displacement,
    in particular socio-educational support
  • Migration, remigration and transmigration during adolescence and young adulthood
  • Social work that is mindful of diversity and critical of discrimination and racism
  • School and organisational development; professional development of management staff, teachers and other educational professionals

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

Publication

S. Schleimer, N. Kuklau

Diversity-Sensitive Internationalization in Social Work Degree Programs: Insights from an Internationalization at Home Program

Appeared in: Internationalisation of Higher Education Policy and Practice 12 (2026), No. 04, P. 325 ā€“ 344
21703 journalartikel
C. Gottmann, A. Gronostaj, M. Krempin, S. Schleimer

Auf dem Weg zur lernenden Schule ā€“ Fortbildung zur Schulentwicklung. Ein verdichtetes Beispiel

Appeared in: Jahrbuch DemokratiepƤdagogik & Demokratiebildung: Krisenmodus verlassen ā€“ Transformationen gestalten, 2025, P. 199 ā€“ 207
Frankfurt/M.: Wochenschau Verlag, 2025
21308 sammelbandbeitrag
A. Gronostaj, S. Schleimer, C. Gottmann, M. Krempin, A. PreuƟker

Bildungsarmut im Schulalltag: Perspektiven aus der Praxis

Appeared in: Handbuch Bildungsarmut, 2025, P. 1 ā€“ 17
Wiesbaden: Springer, 2025
21368 sammelbandbeitrag
N. Kuklau, S. Schleimer

Diversity-Sensitive Internationalization in Social Work Degree Programs

Appeared in: Internationalisation of Higher Education - Policy and Practice, 2025
21884 journalartikel
M. Krempin, S. Schleimer, J. VoigtlƤnder

ā€žEntscheidend ist, irre gut zuzuhƶrenā€œ. Widerstand als Chance fĆ¼r nachhaltige Schul- und Unterrichtsentwicklung am Beispiel des Erfahrungsberichts einer PreistrƤgerschule des Deutschen Schulpreises

Appeared in: DDS ā€“ Die Deutsche Schule 2023 (2023), P. 53 ā€“ 58
20851 journalartikel

After studying German Language and Literature and Geography to become a secondary school teacher, he passed his First State Examination (2010) and was awarded a PhD (Dr. phil.) in 2015 at Philipps University of Marburg; held various positions both within and outside higher education and academia, including as a member of staff in the Department of Educational Sciences at Philipps University of Marburg (2010ā€“2013), research assistant at the Faculty of Educational Sciences at the University of Leipzig (2013ā€“2016) and at the Faculty of Arts and the Department of Theology at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg (2016ā€“2018), project manager in the programme development department at Die Deutsche Schulakademie (2018ā€“2021), senior project manager in the Education funding area at the Robert Bosch Stiftung (2021ā€“2023); international teaching and research stays in Iraq, Israel and Malaysia; since September 2023, Professor of Social Work and Migration at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences.

  • Member of the Academic Committee
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