Dr. Kurt Moll
Personal profile
Position at the ZHAW
Lecturer for Transportation Law and for Aviation Law
kurtmoll.ch
Expertise and research interests
Transportation Law and Politics, Aviation Law
Educational background
- - 2021/2022 CAS in General Management for Board Members (Certified Board Member, Rochester-Bern Executive Programs)
- 2016 PhD in Law at the University of Bern
- 2005/2006: postgraduate course in «Philosophy + management» at the University of Lucerne
- 2001: professional project management training for project managers (Federal Personnel Office)
- 1993: license to practice law in the Canton of Bern
- Law studies at the University of Bern
Professional milestones
- since 2019 teaching post for aviation law at the ZHAW
- since 2007 teaching post for transportation law at the ZHAW
- since 2006 independant law firm 1999-2006 Federal Office of Transportation: build up and head of the section freight transportation, previously lawyer in charge of matters concerning building laws and head of several projects
- 1998 attorney-at-law within the legal department of Novartis International Inc.
- 1993–1997 attorney-at-law at law firm Pirenne Python Schifferli Peter & Partner in Bern (today: Python & Peter)
- 1993/94 assistant at the Institute of Public Law at the University of Bern (professor Dr. Walter Kälin)
Publications
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Christen, Markus; Guillaume, Michel; Jablonowski, Maximilian; Lenhart, Peter Marcus; Moll, Kurt,
2018.
Drohnen als Partner im Luftraum.
Technikfolgenabschätzung - Theorie und Praxis.
27(3), pp. 20-26.
Available from: https://doi.org/10.14512/tatup.27.3.20
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Christen, Markus; Guillaume, Michel; Jablonowski, Maximilian; Lenhart, Peter Marcus; Moll, Kurt,
2018.
Zivile Drohnen : Herausforderungen und Perspektiven.
1. Auflage.
Zürich:
vdf Hochschulverlag.
ISBN 978-3-7281-3894-1.
Available from: https://doi.org/10.3218/3894-1
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Moll, Kurt,
2016.
Das Gebot der Wirksamkeit im Alpenschutz : Evaluation in der Verlagerungspolitik.
Bern:
Universität Bern.
Available from: https://doi.org/10.21256/zhaw-4779