Her main focuses are gender democracy, unconditional basic income, solidarity economy, and social movements.
In July 2004, she passed the teacher's examination with the following topics: social sciences as a school subject, Otto Neurath's picture pedagogy, and multilingualism as a national educational concept.
Kulturwissenschaftliche Beiträge zur Friedens- und Geschlechterforschung, (2009, edited by Utta Isop, Viktorija Ratković and Werner Wintersteiner).
[6] In 2013, she was awarded the Prize for Civic Courage by the Austrian Students' Association in Klagenfurt in the category of teachers, because, according to the jury, she "constantly rises above convention and expresses criticism of unfair conditions.
"[8] Utta Isop wrote the introduction to the book Gewalt im beruflichen Alltag (Everyday Violence on the Job), published in 2017, and a preface to each chapter.