Nicole Rosenkötter joined the Department International Health at Maastricht University in January 2010. Her focus is on syndromic surveillance systems and she is part of the EU-project SIDARTHa (European Emergency Data-based Syndromic Surveillance System).

Since 2006 Nicole Rosenkötter was involved in several European funded projects at the NRW Institute for Health and Work (LIGA.NRW, former Institute of Public Health NRW (lögd)) and in public health reporting activities of North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany). From 2006 to 2008 she worked also for the University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld (Germany) in EU-projects and gave lectures on prevention and basic epidemiology.

She was employed as a researcher in the EU-projects European Community Health Indicator Monitoring (ECHIM), Policy Impact Assessment of Public Health Reporting (PIA PHR) and Health Inequalities Indicators in Regions of Europe (I2SARE). As a project coordinator Nicole Rosenkötter finalised the project Public Health Genomics European Network (PHGEN).

Nicole Rosenkötter studied Public Health at the University for Applied Sciences in Hamburg (Germany) and is currently finalising her MSc Public Health (specialisation Epidemiology) at Maastricht University.