Anna Schütze

Anna Schütze is a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the Faculty of Business and Economics, Dresden University of Technology. She holds an M.Sc. in Economics and a B.A. in Philosophy from the same institution, with supplementary studies in Politics and Sociology. As an Independent Lecturer, she contributes to teaching in microeconomics, behavioral economics, and sustainability-focused courses.

• Educational Background: Ph.D. candidate in Economics (TU Dresden); M.Sc. in Economics (TU Dresden); B.A. in Philosophy (TU Dresden); B.A. in Economics (FH Schmalkalden).
• Research Focus: Microeconomics, Economics of Education, Sustainability, and Meta-Analysis, with ongoing projects analyzing Conditional Cash Transfer programs and methodological challenges in meta-analyses.
• University Service: Active roles in study commissions, faculty councils, and gender equality initiatives, including substitute representation in hiring and selection committees.
• Publications: Research on hydrogen supply chains and regional economic education, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to sustainability and policy analysis.