Robert Freimann

Prof. Robert Freimann is a Professor at Munich University of Applied Sciences in Faculty 02 (Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences). He serves as Representative for Study Plans and the Bachelor's program since 2007/08, Member of the Faculty Council since 2007/08, and Member of the HM Continuing Education Advisory Board since 2010/11. Professional affiliations include the Bavarian Chamber of Engineers, VDI, DWA, and Environmental Cluster Bavaria.

His research spans Hydraulics, Urban Water Management, Hydraulic Engineering, and Mathematics. He teaches Bachelor courses in Urban Water Management (covering water supply, sewerage, and wastewater treatment), Hydraulic Foundations (hydrostatics, hydrodynamics, pipe/open channel flow), and Mathematics (statistics, calculus, differential equations), plus Master-level advanced urban water topics.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2002-2014) reveals concentrated expertise in wastewater treatment hydraulics, particularly secondary clarifier dynamics, solid measurements in aeration systems, and mathematical modeling of urban water networks. His work bridges theoretical fluid mechanics with practical civil engineering applications in water infrastructure.

Prof. Freimann acts as an expert for the German Federal Environmental Foundation (DBU) and participates in Bavarian environmental initiatives. Administrative roles include study program governance and faculty representation, demonstrating institutional leadership beyond core academic duties.