She teaches upper and lower level undergraduate courses in Egyptology and Egyptian Architecture as well as a graduate course on Animals in Archaeology. Her research interests include bioarchaeology, zooarchaeology and animal mummification. During her Fellowship [2009-2010], Bertini established relationships with various expeditions that she continues to work with today. In addition she collected modern zoological (bone) samples from which she assembled a comparative collection against which she can compare archaeozoological remains. In addition to her teaching responsibilities she works as a zooarchaeologist on over half-a-dozen expeditions in Egypt as well as Khirbet Iskander in Jordan, where she also serves as field supervisor. http://aucegypt.academia.edu/LouiseBertini