For more than a decade, Dr. Stefan Tschauko has been studying communications issues at the United Nations. In collaboration with the UN’s communications department, he also analyzed the UN’s approach to branding and social media. His analyses contributed to the restructuring of the UN’s social media workflow and to reviews of branding strategies across the UN system. Stefan has taught at Brown, Columbia, Harvard, Tufts, George Washington, and Fairleigh Dickinson Universities as well as Sciences Po in Paris. He has also held workshops on graphic design and on personal knowledge management at Columbia, Harvard, The Fletcher School, and the International Studies Association. Previously, he worked at a branding and graphic design company in Vienna and at the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations in NYC.

Stefan earned degrees in International Relations (PhD, MALD) from The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, in International Management (MS, CEMS) from the University of Economics and Business in Vienna, and in Information Management (DI FH) from FH Joanneum in Graz, Austria. He spent exchange semesters at Sciences Po in Paris, Koç University in Istanbul, and the University of Portsmouth in the UK.