Eberhard Harald

Eberhard Harald is a Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Vienna's Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law since 2023. Previously, he served as Programme Director of the Bachelor Law Studies at Vienna University of Economics and Business (2014–2023) and held Professorships in Public Law at the same institution since 2011. He has extensive experience with the Austrian Constitutional Court, including roles as Research Assistant and Steering Committee Member. His expertise spans Constitutional Law, European Union Law, and Public Law.

Education & Positions:

• Current: Professor at University of Vienna
• 2011–2023: Roles at Vienna University of Economics and Business
• 2008–2011: Research Assistant at Austrian Constitutional Court

Research Interests: Focuses on constitutional parameters of self-government, international constitutional frameworks, and Austrian legal doctrine. His work bridges national and EU legal systems, emphasizing fundamental rights, administrative procedures, and rule of law principles. Key topics include data protection law, citizenship rights, and conflicts between constitutional norms.

Publications & Awards: Authored seminal texts like Constitutional Law (11th ed.) and received the Herbert Tumpel Preis (2014) and Kardinal Innitzer-Förderungspreis (2012). His scholarship includes over 10 major publications analyzing constitutional governance and EU administrative law.

Advising & Grants: No explicit student advising records noted; however, his roles in academic leadership suggest involvement in mentoring. No grants explicitly listed in provided texts.