Dr. Esther Bahat von der University of Haifa lehrt im Juli im Rahmen der Internationalen Dimension des Erasmus+ Programms, als Gastdozentin im Arbeitsbereich Transnationalisierung, Entwicklung und Migration. Ihre Forschungsinteressen liegen in den Bereichen Organisationen (insbesondere Gesundheitsorganisationen), Führung, Motivation und Gesundheitsverhalten.

Während ihres Aufenthalts in Bielefeld bietet Sie Studierenden das Seminar Sociology of Health and Sikness an: “Following the Erasmus+ project, I’m teaching MA students a research seminar on the subject of "Sociology of Health and Sickness". The course analyzes and criticizes the complex relationships between culture and society and health and illness. The students are going to conduct a quantitative or qualitative study under my supervision and they are going to present it in class. I also intent to contact fellow investigators to learn more about their work and to meet with other researchers involved in similar areas of study as mine, with the hope that new beneficial collaborations will be developed.”

Dr. Esther Bahat from the University of Haifa in Israel is a guest lecturer in the International Dimension of the Erasmus+ Program, in the working group Transnationalization, Development and Migration, this July. Her research and teaching interest includes organizations (especially health organizations), leadership, motivation and health behavior.

During her stay in Bielefeld Dr. Esther Bahat offers the Seminar Sociology of Health and Sikness: “Following the Erasmus+ project, I’m teaching MA students a research seminar on the subject of "Sociology of Health and Sickness". The course analyzes and criticizes the complex relationships between culture and society and health and illness. The students are going to conduct a quantitative or qualitative study under my supervision and they are going to present it in class. I also intent to contact fellow investigators to learn more about their work and to meet with other researchers involved in similar areas of study as mine, with the hope that new beneficial collaborations will be developed.”