Marc Schütte

Prof. Dr. Marc Schütte is a Professor at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. His expertise spans research methods, occupational safety, risk management, and crisis leadership. He leads the department and contributes to interdisciplinary projects in emergency management and organizational psychology.

Research interests include non-technical skills in teams, ergonomic safety, and proactive risk analysis. His work addresses decision-making in high-stress environments, disaster resilience, and maritime safety frameworks.

Publications focus on crisis management innovations, exercise evaluation tools, and leadership models in emergencies. Collaborations include EU projects like HAZARD and vocational education initiatives such as the Garbsener Modell apprenticeship program.

No scientific awards are listed, but his contributions include developing feedback mechanisms for mass casualty drills and advancing municipal risk assessment methodologies.