Angela Wienen

Prof. Angela Wienen is a Professor of Economics and Economic Policy at the Faculty of Business Administration, Dresden University of Applied Sciences. She has held this position since 1997 and oversees teaching in Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, and Environmental Economics. Her research focuses on European Union reforms, debt dynamics in EU member states, global economic trends, and sustainable climate protection strategies.

Education:

• 1989–1994: Diploma in Economics (University of Cologne), thesis: 'Investor Protection in Markets for Equity Capital'
• 1994: Doctorate (Dr. rer. pol.) at the University of Cologne, thesis: 'Stabilization Policy in Transition Processes'

Teaching and Research: Prof. Wienen teaches core modules in international business, SME management, and environmental economics. Her courses emphasize global economic dynamics, foreign trade policy, and EU integration. She supervises theses on topics like the impact of embargoes, climate conferences' efficacy, and supply chain disruptions post-COVID-19. She also coordinates academic partnerships with Antwerp University (Belgium).

Advising and Collaboration:

• Supervises theses in (international) economics and economic policy
• Manages internships across sectors
• Oversees academic collaborations with foreign partner universities

Key Contributions: Her work bridges theoretical economic frameworks with practical policy analysis, particularly addressing globalization challenges and sustainable development goals. Recent focus areas include climate policy instruments and the EU's debt frameworks.