Dr. Andreas Stergiou

Andreas Stergiou is Professor of European Institutions and International Relations, Jean Monnet Chair holder on EU Climate and Energy Policies in the Eastern Mediterranean. Degrees: B.A., History (Department of History, Ionian University) 1995 (scholarships granted by Greek State Scholarship Foundation and Minor Asia Refugees Foundation). Magister and Ph.D. (with distinction), Contemporary History and Political Science (University of Mannheim, Germany) 1996-2001 (scholarships granted by the Greek State Scholarship Foundation, the Alexander Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, the Kölner Foundation and the Hermann Weber Foundation) Germany. Postdoc in History of International relations (Department of History, Ionian University) 2004–2006 funded by the EU. Postdoctoral seminar on American Politics and Political Thought, Donahue Institute, University of Massachusetts, Amherst (Summer 2010) State Department Scholarship. Visiting Research Fellow at the Truman Institute for advancement of Peace in the Hebrew University in 2013 and 2018 and Research Affiliate 2014-2015, at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO) in Moscow in 2015, at the Azerbaijan Diplomatic Academy (ADA University) in 2017 and at the Princeton University of the United States in 2020. He has been Teaching Fellow at the University of Mannheim (Germany), University of Heidelberg (Germany), Wased University (Tokyo-Japan), Nisantasi University (Turkey), University of Istanbul (Turkey), University, at the University of National and World Economy as well as in Greece at the University of Crete, at the Diplomatic Academy of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at the National School of Public Administration, at the Hellenic Open University, at the National Trade Confederation (ESEE) as well as at the School-Research Center of the Union for Civil Servants (ADEDY). He has published 8 monographs in German, English and Greek and dozens of articles and book chapters in various languages.