Daniela Müller-Eie

Daniela Müller-Eie is a Professor in Urban Planning at the Department of Safety, Economics and Planning, Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Stavanger. Her work bridges architecture, urban design, and sustainable urban development, with a focus on mobility, spatial quality, and behavioral change.

• PhD in Sustainable Urban Development (Glasgow University, 2012)
• Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Stavanger

Research interests include:

• Urban sustainability and its relationship to built environments
• Smart sustainable mobility systems and bike-transit synergy
• Behavioral aspects of sustainable lifestyles and spatial quality
• Assessment of policy effectiveness in urban planning
• Equity in transportation and housing
• GIS applications for urban analysis

Recent publications highlight trends in smart city development, multimodal transport integration, and behavioral interventions for sustainability. Her work combines theoretical frameworks with practical case studies across Nordic cities.

Teaching includes leadership of the 5-year master's program in City and Regional Planning since 2013 and courses like BYG105 Spatial Understanding and Urban Theory and BYG500 Urban Analysis and Planning Methods.