Sarah Lüttmann

Dr. Sarah Lüttmann is an academic administrator of a professorship in public law, specializing in administrative law at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in public and European procurement law and has extensive experience in legal practice, including roles as a legal advisor and researcher. Her professional background includes serving as a judge trainee at the Administrative Court of Osnabrück and the Higher Regional Court of Oldenburg, as well as teaching assignments at various institutions such as the University of Osnabrück and the Police and Public Administration University of Münster.

Her research focuses on civil service law, administrative procedure, and public policy, with a particular emphasis on pension entitlements, legal commentaries on administrative law, and public sector governance. She has authored numerous articles and commentaries on topics such as civil service pension systems, legal frameworks for public procurement, and administrative jurisprudence.

Lüttmann has supervised multiple bachelor’s theses on public law topics, including EU firearms regulations, the European Green Deal, and migration policies. She currently serves as a program coordinator for public administration programs and contributes to regional administrative agencies.