Teaching & Learning

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Welcome to the Research Unit

Work, Inclusion & Technology

The Research Unit Work, Inclusion and Technology, headed by Prof. Dr. Frauke Mörike, stands at the interface between perspectives from labor, rehabilitation and technology sciences with the aim of making an interdisciplinary relevant contribution to the design of inclusive work systems.

The AIT-Team on campus

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Courses, Colloquia, Final theses

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Current research projects & Publications

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News

New publication: How Workplace Social Support Facilitates Work Situations of Disabled Employees

A new publication by people in the department highlights the importance of social support in the workplace.

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Contribution and workshop participation as part of ASSETS 2025

Members of th edepartment contribute their topics in hybrid form to ASSETS 2025.

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Contribution of the department at an interdisciplinary conference on vocational training for people with disabilities

Christoph Burzlaff represented the department at an interdisciplinary conference on the history of vocational training for people with disabilities…

Christoph Burzlaff stands at a podium in front of a presentation projected onto the wall. The title of the presentation is displayed: “Ready for the future? - The development of vocational training centers in the context of current transformation processes.”

25 years of Mensch und Computer - Digital Diversity in Chemnitz

Mensch und Computer 2025 (MuC) took place in Chemnitz from August 31 to September 3, this year for the 25th time. Researchers, practitioners and…

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