Georg Krammer

Dr. Georg Krammer serves as Deputy Head of Institute and Research Associate at Johannes Kepler University Linz's Institute for Business and Vocational Education since 2022, while also holding an International Visiting Professor (W3) position at Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg's Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences since 2023. His academic journey includes professorial roles at University College of Teacher Education Styria (2016-2022) and research positions at Karl-Franzens University of Graz.

Dr. Krammer's research spans educational science with specialization in psychometrics, teacher education, and open science practices. His work examines personality assessment in educational contexts, measurement invariance in teaching quality assessments, neuromyths in teacher education, and aggregation methods in educational psychology. Recent publications address mathematical procedural knowledge, gender-inclusive language effects, and pandemic-era online teaching.

His 15 most recent publications demonstrate consistent output across educational psychology journals, with increasing international collaboration evident in multi-lab studies. The research shows evolution from personality assessment in admissions toward broader educational measurement and methodological issues in teacher education.

• Springer Nature Author Service Award 2025
• Springer Nature Editorial Contribution Award 2025

Dr. Krammer actively contributes to academic service as Co-Editor of Zeitschrift für Bildungsforschung (2019-2025), member of the International Social Science Journal editorial board, and serves as JKU representative for Lifelong Career & Microcredentials through EC 2 U. His extensive peer review activities span over 30 journals including major publications in educational psychology and assessment.

As Deputy Head of Institute, Dr. Krammer leads research initiatives within the Institute for Business and Vocational Education while maintaining active research collaborations across European institutions, evidenced by his visiting professorships at Western University (Canada) and Alpen-Adria-University Klagenfurt.