Prof. Dr. Ursula Scheja-Strebak

Department of Business and Economics
Professorship for Business Mathematics and Statistics
Specialist area: Quantitative methods in empirical economic and social research
Professor

T: +49 (0)30 30877-1157
E: strebak@hwr-berlin.de

Visitor's address
Schöneberg Campus
Building B
Room 347
Badensche Straße 50-51
10825 Berlin

Postal address
Hochschule für Wirtschaft und Recht Berlin
Schöneberg Campus
Badensche Straße 52
10825 Berlin
Germany

Academic and Professional Career

• Obtained degree in Economics at the University of Economics in Katowice
• Research assistant to the Professor of Econometrics at the University of Economics in Katowice; doctorate (Dr. oec.) – subject of dissertation: A mathematical analysis of the decision-making process
• Research associate for the Professor of Economics at the University of Augsburg and co-worker at the International Institute for Empirical Social Research in Augsburg
• Head of the specialist unit for information development and of the project on data processing for planning purposes in the Federal Health Insurance Association in Bonn
• Since 1992: Professor of Business Mathematics and Statistics at the FHW Berlin / BSEL

Key Aspects of practise

• Consultancy work concerning the use of quantitative methods in economic and social research

International contacts (e. g.)

• University of Economics in Katowice
• Poznan School of Banking
• Wrocław University of Economics
• International Institute for Empirical Social Research, Augsburg

Expert for

• Use of quantitative methods in empirical economic and social research

Key Aspects in Teaching

• Business Mathematics
• Statistics
• Financial Mathematics

Research Projects and Fields

• Econometric analysis of demand
• Theory of decision-making systems
• Cost structures in the healthcare system
• Effects of distribution in the statutory healthcare system

Planned projects

• Study structure and study success: an analysis of examination data for selected enrolment years at the FHW Berlin
• Econometric analysis of demand for services

Selected, current Publications

• Various essays concerning the following topic areas:
  Mathematical analysis of decision-making processes
  Analysis of structural change
  Effects of distribution in the statutory healthcare system