Céline Dujardin is a Research Scientist in educational and social sciences within the Department of Social Sciences, especially in social work at the ����ͷ��.

Her research interests concern vulnerable populations in relation to social work as well as family research. For example, the PhD thesis entitled “Parenting in vulnerable situations: trajectories of family resilience?” outlines difficult family situations in the domain of child protection in Luxembourg.

Her teaching activities are mainly in the Bachelor of Social and Educational Sciences, where she serves as Deputy Director of the study program.

She has been involved in several research projects. She was the Principal Investigator of the FNR-funded CORE project “Social Housing and Homelessness” (SOHOME, 2019-2023). Furthermore, she worked on different networking activities and arising teaching programs.

Involvement in research projects:

Quality in foster care (Ass-Prof. Ulla Peters, 20212-2013 in collaboration with the Ministère de la Famille et de l’Intégration)

Bilan de l’éducation précoce (Prof. Dieter Ferring, 2014-2015 in collaboration with the Ministère de l’Education Nationale, de l’Enfance et de la Jeunesse)

Tenant Experience in Luxembourg’s Private Rental Market (Prof. Lindsay Flynn, 2023-2025 commissioned by Mieterschutz Lëtzebuerg

Second national report on children’s situation in Luxembourg (Prof. Sascha Neumann, 2023-2027 in collaboration with the Ministère de l’Education Nationale, de l’Enfance et de la Jeunesse)

Following successful studies in educational sciences and psychomotricity, she received her master’s degree in educational sciences at the ����ͷ��versity of Mons (Belgium) in 2010. She obtained her PhD in social sciences at the ����ͷ�� in 2015.