Prof. Dr. Nicole Loumeau

• Designing and conducting courses in bachelor's, master's and continuing education programs

• Conducting research in urban and regional economics, sustainable mobility, circular economy

• Regional and Urban Economics

• Sustainable Mobility

• Circular Economy

• MSc Circular Innovation and Sustainability

• BSc Business Administration

• BSc International Business Administration

• BSc Digital Business & AI

• Regional Development

• Circular Economy

• Sustainable Business

• Sustainable regional development and urban economics, sustainable mobility, circular economy

• Spatial effects of sustainable development, economics of sustainable mobility choices, determinants of circular business activities

• since 02/2026 Lecturer, Institute Sustainable Business Bern University of Applied Sciences
• 04/2023-02/2026 Senior Economist, Department Climate and Building Environment Centraal Planbureau (CPB), Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, Den Haag
• 09/2022-02/2023 Senior Project Leader, Department Environment, Climate and Energy INFRAS AG, Zurich
• 01/2021-07/2022 PostDoc, Research Division Innovation Economics Konjunkturforschungsstelle (KOF), ETH Zurich
• 10/2020-12/2020 PostDoc, Applied Economics Group ETH Zurich
• 03/2015- 10/2020 Doctoral Candidate and Lecturer, Applied Economics Group ETH Zurich

• 2015-2020 PhD in Regional Economics ETH Zurich
• 2012-2014 MSc Philosophy and Economics University of Bayreuth, Germany
• 2007-2012 BSc International Economics University of Tübingen, Germany
• 2010 Exchange Semester Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy
• 2009 Exchange Semester University of Botswana, Botswana

• Stucki, T., Woerter, M., & Loumeau, N. (2023). Clearing the fog: How circular economy transition can be measured at the company level. In Journal of Environmental Management (Vol. 326). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.24451/arbor.18264

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Received the ETH Medal for outstanding dissertation in 2021.

• German - Native or bilingual proficiency
• English - Full professional proficiency
• French - Professional working proficiency
• Dutch - Professional working proficiency