Ingmar Niemann

Ingmar Niemann is a Lecturer at Wittenborg University and holds a Senior Lecturer appointment at institutions including the New European College in Munich, Technical University Munich, and others. He has over two decades of teaching experience in Political Science, Philosophy, International Law, and Economics, alongside roles as a consultant and academic coordinator.

• Education:
• Master's in Philosophy, Japanese Studies, and Law from Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich
• Diploma in Political Science from Hochschule für Politik, Munich
• Diploma in Economics from Allianz Management Institute, Munich
• University Certificate in Economic Philosophy from the Open University of Hagen, Germany

Research Interests: Ingmar's research focuses on Asia, particularly the geopolitical situation of Tibet and Japan's international relations. He explores themes such as globalization's impact on intercultural management, EU law's role in international business, and the intersection of philosophy with public policy.

Professional Roles: Beyond teaching, Ingmar served as Head of General Business Studies at the EU Business School and worked for 14 years at Allianz Headquarters as a consultant and coordinator of the Center of Competence Education and Science. In 2017, he founded his own consulting company. He has also been a board member of the Foreign Affairs Association e.V. in Munich since 2002–2016.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Center of Competence Education and Science at Allianz and his own consulting firm, focusing on strategic academic and corporate collaborations.