Stefa Hirsch


Main focus: data science, education

Twitter handle: @StefaHirsch

Website/blog: www.bpk-consulting.de

Languages: German, English

City: Berlin

Country: Germany

Topics: csr, big data, open data, data analysis, corporate social responsibility, e-learning

Bio:

Researcher, consultant, entrepreneur
M. Sc. Economics, B. Sc. Psychologie, PhD in Economics / Big Data in Education (expected January 2017)
Universities: Mannheim (DE), Berkeley (USA), Maastricht (NL), FernUniversität Hagen (DE)
Work experience: 2 years consultancy, 4 years research; practical experiences in diverse environments (multinational corporation, family business, government agency, foreign affairs, NGO)
Scholarships: German Academic Scholarship Foundation, Bronnbach Scholarship (Association of Arts and Culture of the German Economy)

Big Data
*Research on pitfalls when analysing complex datasets - opportunities and challenges of Big Data
*Own studies (e. g. company surveys, evaluations, scientific studies)
*Using various types of data (e. g. open source data, administrative data, survey data etc.)

Education
*Educational research on performance tests and socio-economic mobility of educational success
*Founding an association (for extra occupational education)
*Developing new concepts for training and adult vocational education
*Own experience with distance courses / studies

CSR - corporate social responsibility
*Setup of an international partnership in education, between a multinational corporaten and a multinational NGO
*Consulting in CSR, e.g. strategy, training programs, etc.

Pschology
*Research on deviant behavior of employees (e. g. absenteeism, theft, mobbing etc.)

Examples of previous talks / appearances:

Measurement in Education - Test Scores and Beyond

This is a 15-minute-presentation of the work compiled in my PhD thesis, followed by 45 minutes of discussion.

Blog-Beiträge

Kurzartikel zu unterschiedlichen Themen, u. a. Statistik, deviantes Mitarbeiterverhalten.

Conference talk at "European Society for Population Economics, Annual Conference 2016"

"Are Estimates of Intergenerational Mobility Biased by Non-response?"
Unfortunatelly, no audio or video file is available.

Conference talk at "Society of Labor Economists, World Meeting 2015"

"Parental Education and Schooling Outcomes – Evidence from Panel Data on Overall Development and Within Year Patterns in Primary School"

Unfortunatelly, no audio or video file is available.