Christoph Mueller

Dr. Christoph Mueller is a Teaching Professor in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland (UQ). His academic background includes a Doctor of Philosophy and two Master’s degrees from the University of Minnesota, alongside a Master’s from the University of Mannheim. His research focuses on Economic Theory and Microeconomic Theory, with a specialization in Mechanism Design and Epistemic Game Theory.

His recent work explores robust implementation in strategic environments, as seen in his 2023 publication in Games and Economic Behavior. Prior contributions include studies on weakly perfect Bayesian strategies (2020) and virtual implementation under rationality assumptions (2015). Mueller is not currently available for student supervision.