Matthias Huber

• Migration
• Economics of Education
• Economics of Languages

• 11/2015–present
  PhD Candidate in Economics, Friedrich Schiller University Jena
• 10/2013–02/2016
  Master of Science, Economics, Leipzig University
• 09/2014–02/2015
  Visiting Student, Faculty of Economics, University of Padova
• 02/2013–07/2013
  Visiting Student, Faculty of Economics, University of Bologna
• 10/2009–02/2013
  Bachelor of Arts (Econ.), Economics, Karl-Franzens-University Graz

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"Language Learning and Migration" funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG)

For more information about the project, please see here.

• Uebelmesser, Silke, Matthias Huber, and Severin Weingarten (2018). "The German Language Worldwide: a New Data Set on Language Learning". CESifo Economic Studies 64 (1), 103-121.  (Link to CESifo Economic Studies)

• Huber, Matthias and Silke Uebelmesser (2017). "Presence of language-learning opportunities abroad and migration to Germany", University of Jena, mimeo.

• 2018
  - Bamberg-Halle-Jena-Leipzig Worksop on Empirical Microeconomics (Jena, February 2018)
  - Spring Meeting of Young Economists (Palma de Mallorca, May 2018)
• 2017
  - Jena Economic Research Workshop (JERW, Jena, January 2017)
  - Central-German Doctoral Program Economics Workshop (CGDE, Jena, March 2017)
  - Jena Lecture Series (JLS, Jena, May 2017)
  - CEMIR Junior Economist Workshop on Migration Research (Munich, June 2017)
  - Bamberg-Halle-Jena-Leipzig Workshop on Empirical Microeconomics (Leipzig, July 2017)
  - European Regional Science Association (ERSA, Groningen, August 2017)
  - Doctoral Workshop "Demographic Change, Migration and Integration: Interdisciplinary Perspectives" (Jena, September 2017)
  - European Association of Labor Economics (EALE, St. Gallen, September 2017)
  - CReAm/RWI Workshop on the Economics of Migration (Essen, September 2017)
• 2016
  - Volkswirtschaftliches Doktorandenseminar (Leipzig, June 2016)
  - Bamber-Halle-Leipzig Seminar on Applied Microeconometrics (Bamberg, May 2016)

• Tutorial Advanced Public Economic I: Public Policy in Open Economies