Andre Jungmittag

Prof. Dr. habil. Andre Jungmittag is a Professor of Economics and Quantitative Methods at Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences' Faculty 3: Business and Law. His academic career includes positions at the Bergische University Wuppertal as a private lecturer and visiting roles at institutions like the Universidad Regiomontana (Mexico) and Shanghai Jiao-Tong University (China).

Key qualifications include a Doctorate (summa cum laude) from Westphalian Wilhelms University Münster (1995), habilitation with venia legendi from Bergische University Wuppertal (2005, awarded Wolfgang-Ritter Prize 2007), and research sabbaticals at prestigious institutions such as the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies (Johns Hopkins University).

Research focuses on innovation dynamics, open economy growth, applied econometrics, and EU policy analysis. Major projects include EU-funded studies on industrial competitiveness (2025 foresight study), energy policies, and service trade restrictiveness. He is an expert reviewer for journals like International Economics and Economic Policy and Research Policy, and serves on committees for the Association for Social Policy.

Award-winning publications span over three decades, with recent emphasis on forecast combination methodologies (air travel demand), telecom liberalization impacts, and EU structural change. His work integrates theoretical frameworks with empirical analyses, often using panel data and cointegration techniques.

Prof. Jungmittag has led significant commissioned projects including the 'Economic Feasibility of EU-Georgia/Armenia Free Trade Agreements' (2008), 'Gesamtwirtschaftlicher Nutzen der Normung' (2000 update), and 'Report on the technological performance capacity of Germany' (1997-1999).