Norbert Schreier

Prof. Norbert Schreier serves as Dean of the Faculty of Mobility and Technology at Esslingen University of Applied Sciences, where he also holds a professorship. His roles include membership in the Senate and Building Committee of the faculty. His research focuses on electromobility, automotive diagnostics, and future service technologies, with a particular emphasis on high-voltage systems, battery technology, and after-sales strategies. He has been actively involved in presenting research at international conferences such as EVS 33 and EVS 34. His work addresses challenges in electric vehicle maintenance, workshop adaptation for emerging technologies, and global automotive industry trends.

• Education: Diplom-Ingenieur (Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing.) in Automotive Engineering

Research interests span the technical, economic, and social impacts of electromobility, including battery diagnostics, service infrastructure evolution, and cross-cultural technology adaptation. His publications highlight advancements in electric powertrain research, safety protocols for EVs, and future automotive diagnostics integration with connected and autonomous systems.

Prof. Schreier’s contributions extend to curriculum development, notably the 10-year anniversary of the Vehicle Technology program with a focus on service engineering. He emphasizes the importance of technician training for emerging technologies and sustainable mobility solutions.

Grants and collaborations include international research partnerships, though specific funding details are not disclosed. His work influences both academic and industrial sectors, shaping the future of automotive service and electromobility standards.