Signe Uldbjerg is a part-time lecturer at Aarhus University, specializing in gender studies and museum studies. She serves as the research collection manager at the Køn - Gender Museum Denmark, where her work focuses on the intersection of history, gender, and museum practices. Uldbjerg has extensive experience engaging in research that employs qualitative and participatory methods, creatively addressing issues related to gender, digital sexuality, and victimhood. Her recent projects include 'Rewriting Victimhood: Stories of Digital Sexual Assault' and a PhD project investigating the implications of COVID-19 on research methodologies. Uldbjerg has presented her findings at various conferences and workshops, contributing to discussions surrounding feminist activism and the representation of gender in digital contexts. She is also involved in media discussions regarding digital violence and misogyny. Uldbjerg continues to actively contribute to both academic and public discourse through her research and media engagements.
Aarhus University • Aarhus C, Denmark
Lectures on topics related to gender and museum studies.
Køn - Gender Museum Denmark • Aarhus C, Denmark
Manages research collections focusing on gender and history.