Dr. Andreas Kuebart

Dr. Andreas Kuebart joined the Chair of Economics (Macroeconomics) at Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg in October 2026. In the BMFTR-funded joint project "Centre for Structural Change and Regional Development" (ZeStuR), he heads Research Group 1, "Revitalisation of Regional Innovation Systems in Peripheral Areas", as a parental leave replacement.
He studied geography at Humboldt University of Berlin (B.A.) and the University of Bonn (M.Sc.), with guest stays at the universities of Stockholm and Florida (Gainesville). Within the framework of his doctoral project, he dealt with the geographies of knowledge and innovation in the context of entrepreneurial ecosystems, using case studies on seed accelerators in the USA and Germany, and was awarded his Dr. rer. nat. at Freie Universität Berlin in January 2020. Since 2015, Andreas Kuebart has been a researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space (IRS) in Erkner, currently in the research area Economy and Civil Society. He has also been working at the BTU since 2019, previously at the Chair of Socio-spatial Transformation.
His research interests are situated within the disciplinary boundaries of human and economic geography, focusing on the geographies of socio-spatial processes in the context of the digital economy and society. Thematically, his work involves topics related to the financial geographies of entrepreneurial ecosystems, regional development, and health geography. Methodologically, he has been involved in qualitative case studies and applies techniques of spatial data science in his work.
Contact:
Andreas.Kuebart(at)b-tu.de
Office hours:
by appointment by e-mail
Key research areas
- Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
- Financial Geography
- Geographies of AI
- Diffusion of Infectious Diseases
- Geographical Data Science
