Isabel Eiser

I am a certified project manager with experience as a scientific project coordinator and with research experience in co-creation, design anthropology, digital humanities, global history, media and communication research, as well as qualitative-quantitative data analysis. My PhD thesis was a digital analysis of strategies in public media over three centuries conducted at the research center Hamburg's (post-)colonial legacy in global history at the University of Hamburg. For this research I was supported for three years with a doctoral scholarship and travel reimburesement from the Gerda Henkel Foundation. I also worked as a scientific project coordinator and research assistant in the interdisciplinary BMBF joint project “D-WISE” at the University of Hamburg. As a lecturer, I offered a seminar on 'Discursive Struggles on (Post-)Colonial Legacies in the 21st century: Discourses on Restitution and the Benin Bronzes' at the University of Hamburg, Institute of Anthropological Studies in Culture and History. In Frankfurt I gained extensive work experience in project management, exhibition design, cultural education, and as a consultant in transfer and public relations. I gained my Magister degree in ethnology and art education at the Goethe University Frankfurt with a focus on scientific communication, film, and exhibition design.