Miranda Schreurs

Prof. Miranda Schreurs holds the Chair of Climate and Environmental Policy at the Munich School of Public Policy (TUM), focusing on energy transition, climate governance in Europe/Asia/US, and nuclear waste policy. Previously, she directed the Environmental Policy Research Center (Berlin, 2007–2016) and taught at the University of Maryland. She advises German and EU climate policy, including roles on the Ethics Commission for Energy Supply (2011) and the National Advisory Committee for Nuclear Waste Governance.

Her research spans comparative environmental politics, with expertise in federalist systems (e.g., US/EU energy policies), transnational environmental frameworks, and post-Fukushima nuclear governance. Key awards include the Sackler Fellowship (2016–2017) and Fulbright New Century Scholarship (2009–2010).

Publications emphasize climate leadership dynamics, urban sustainability (e.g., Berlin’s climate neutrality goals), and geopolitical impacts on energy transitions. Her work bridges academic analysis with policy advising, particularly on multilevel governance challenges in climate action.