Robert Müller-Török

Prof. Dr. Robert Müller-Török is a Professor for e-Government at Ludwigsburg University of Education’s Faculty I. He was appointed Full Professor in 2012 and currently serves as Vice Dean for Studies Digital Administration Management (since 2023). His academic journey began in Austria, where he completed his doctoral studies at the University of Economics and Business Administration Vienna, before relocating to Germany in 1997.

• Education: Doctorate in Economics and Business Administration (Vienna)
• Career: Business consultant (Financial Services), municipal Asset Management roles, Automotive Industry experience, and academic teaching (1997–2012)
• Current Role: Full Professor (since 2012), Vice Dean (since 2023)

His research focuses on e-Government, ERP Systems, Digital Public Administration, and Smart Cities. Recent publications examine topics like e-voting, CO2 accounting in public finance, and digital literacy gaps in governance. He co-organizes the Central and Eastern European eDem and eGov Days in Budapest and collaborates extensively with scholars like Alexander Prosser, Thomas Hemker, and Birgit Schenk.

His work bridges Computer Science and Political Science, addressing challenges in digital democracy, public sector digitization, and technology policy implementation. He has contributed to debates on electoral integrity, data protection, and digital competence frameworks for civil servants.