Robert Jühlke joined IHS in 2018 and is part of its Competence Center Survey Research. He studied Sociology at the University of Vienna and the Technical University of Berlin. Alongside his studies, he worked as a student assistant and research intern at universities and non-university institutions, focusing on data collection and analysis among heterogenous target groups. 

Robert’s research interests include educational outcomes, survey methodology, social participation and mobility. He coordinates national and international educational surveys with a focus on the employment and life impact of different educational pathways. Robert applies vast knowledge in analyzing varied data sources and target groups. He combines primarily quantitative microdata and multivariate methods with practice- and policy-relevant research interests.