Bernhard T. Streitwieser, Ph.D.

Bernhard T. Streitwieser, Ph.D.
Senior Research Associate

Beginning August 1, 2010, Bernhard Streitwieser will be in Berlin, Germany working as a Fulbright Senior Research Professor at the Humboldt University. Bernhard will be collecting data for the Center's Student Conceptions of International Experience (SCIE) Study and additional material for his book on citizenship identity and the ERASMUS Mundus student mobility program in Europe.

Bernhard can be contacted at b-streitwieser@northwestern.edu

Bio
Bernhard returned to the Searle Center in 2008 as Senior Research Associate. He is currently managing and evaluating two research projects: 1) the Science Research Workshop (SRW) program; and 2) the Students' Conceptions of International Experience (SCIE) study.

Between 2002-2006, Bernhard worked at the Searle Center as an Associate Director and the Coordinator of Research and Evaluation of the Gateway Science Workshop program, followed by two years as the Associate Director of Northwestern's Study Abroad Office. Bernhard is a Teaching Associate in the School of Education and Social Policy, where he teaches on comparative higher education, and a former lecturer in the German Department.

Before coming to Northwestern, Bernhard completed his Master's at Georgetown University and his PhD at Columbia University. He was a German Chancellor Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development and Education in Berlin, Germany and served as Research Analyst at the American Institutes for Research in Washington, DC. Bernhard has numerous academic publications and conference presentations on international higher education, German education and research methodology.

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