Josef Gruber is a renowned German scholar who served as the Head of the Department of Econometrics and Statistics at the University of Hagen, Germany. His academic work focused on the development and application of econometric models, statistical methods, and their practical use in economic research.

Professor Gruber obtained his higher education in economics and statistics at one of Germany’s leading universities. After completing his studies, he dedicated his career to scientific research and teaching, making a significant contribution to the advancement of econometrics and statistics.

Academic Achievements:

Professor Gruber published numerous scientific papers on:

• The development of econometric models;
• Statistical data analysis;
• The study of economic processes.

His research had practical implications for the development of economic science and the application of statistical methods across various economic sectors.

On January 28, 1999, in accordance with Protocol No. 5 of the Academic Council, Josef Gruber was awarded the title of Doctor Honoris Causa of Kyiv National Economic University (KNEU). This recognition emphasizes his contribution to international cooperation and the exchange of scientific knowledge between Germany and Ukraine.

Professor Gruber actively participated in international conferences, seminars, and symposiums, where he presented his research findings and discussed current issues in econometrics and statistics. His work contributed to strengthening academic ties between different countries and enhancing the quality of research in economic sciences.