Vincent Findeiß
Research Fellow - TU Berlin
Vincent Findeiß is a Global Health researcher at TU Berlin, specializing in integrated care, health inequalities, and transnational health system challenges across Africa and Europe. His academic background combines public health, African regional studies, and applied global health field research. He is active in key international research networks such as G‑WAC and BUA, contributes to teaching and curriculum development, and focuses on structural determinants of health, particularly in HIV and WASH contexts
Affiliation
Research Fellow / Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Department of Health Care Management (Management im Gesundheitswesen)
Technische Universität Berlin
Qualifications
Academic Degrees
- Master of Public Health (M.Sc.), Berlin School of Public Health (BSPH)
- Bachelor of Arts in Regional / Area Studies Africa, Humboldt‑Universität zu Berlin
– Including an exchange semester at the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Work Experience
Current Position (Since July 2023)
- Research Fellow / Postgraduate Researcher
Department of Health Care Management, TU Berlin
Academic Activities & Teaching
- Teaching in Global Health module, TU Berlin (Winter semester 2023/24)
- Participation in curriculum development workshops on pandemic preparedness
- Teaching in DAAD Global Health Centres’ programs (e.g., One Health course at KNUST, Ghana)
He contributes to project coordination, research design, and knowledge exchange in global health networks.
Research Areas
Vincent Findeiß’ research focuses on global public health, especially in African and European contexts.
Primary Research Interests
- Global Health
– Cross‑regional health system strengthening
– Pandemic preparedness and capacity building - Integrated Care (Europe & Africa)
– Health systems delivery models
– Multimorbidity & continuum of care - Health Inequalities
– Social determinants of health in low‑resource settings
– Access to care and inequity in global health programs