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Habeck travels to USA for guest lecturing role at University of California, Berkeley

Habeck appointed as guest professor at University of California, Berkeley

Germany's Co-leader, Robert Habeck, Steps Up as New Vice Chancellor
Germany's Co-leader, Robert Habeck, Steps Up as New Vice Chancellor

Fresh Take: Habeck's Potential Stint at UC Berkeley

Habeck appointed as visiting professor at University of California, Berkeley - Habeck travels to USA for guest lecturing role at University of California, Berkeley

Here's a twist on the latest buzz: German economist Robert Habeck, 55, might be gearing up for a guest lecturing gig at the prestigious University of California, Berkeley. But stay tuned, as this information is yet to be officially confirmed!

In April, there were whispers of Habeck ditching his Bundestag seat, with a surge of speculation around 26-year-old Green Party politician, Mayra Vriesema, taking his place in Schleswig-Holstein.

If the news became reality, Habeck would join current economics professor and Council of Economic Experts member, Ulrike Malmendier, who's held her post since 2022. Reports by Focus suggest that this dynamic duo could team up for a thrilling lecture series revolving around crises.

Habeck's impressive political resume includes a stint as the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action and Vice Chancellor in Olaf Scholz's (SPD) cabinet, from late 2021 to May 2025. He also co-chaired the Green Party with Annalena Baerbock from 2018. Recently, Baerbock made headlines after being elected as the President of the UN General Assembly last Monday, serving for one year.

Now, let's break it down: If you're looking to catch one of Habeck's lectures or any other exciting academic events, make sure to keep an eye on UC Berkeley's official news and event pages. And remember, while Focus reported this potential collaboration, no official word has come from Habeck or UC Berkeley yet. So, stay tuned for updates on this tantalizing possibility!

Robert Habeck's focus on education-and-self-development and learning may lead him to collaborate with Ulrike Malmendier at the University of California, Berkeley, if reports by Focus are accurate. If this collaboration materializes, it could result in a series of lectures on crises, potentially including Mayra Vriesema in Schleswig-Holstein.

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