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Location: Mannheim, Germany | Location: Mannheim, Germany | ||
Occupation: Scholar at the University of Mannheim, Germany | Occupation: Scholar at the [[University of Mannheim]], Germany | ||
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:Ancillary Service Fraunhofer-Institut Karlsruhe | :Ancillary Service Fraunhofer-Institut Karlsruhe | ||
:Community service | :Community service | ||
:Field interviews for MZES (Mannheimer Zentrum für empirische Sozialforschung) Mannheim | :Field interviews for [http://http://www.mzes.uni-mannheim.de/ MZES](Mannheimer Zentrum für empirische Sozialforschung) Mannheim | ||
Main interests lie in the field of empirical research, sociology and social psychology. | Main interests lie in the field of empirical research, sociology and social psychology. | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 9 January 2007
Location: Mannheim, Germany Occupation: Scholar at the University of Mannheim, Germany
Education:
- University entrance Diploma (Abitur) at Europa Gymnasium Wörth
- Complete Basic study period
Experience:
- Ancillary Service Fraunhofer-Institut Karlsruhe
- Community service
- Field interviews for MZES(Mannheimer Zentrum für empirische Sozialforschung) Mannheim
Main interests lie in the field of empirical research, sociology and social psychology.
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