Christoph

Niepel

Institute for Lifespan Development, Family, & Culture

Christoph Niepel conducts and coordinates research on motivation, personality, and assessment (mainly) in educational psychology. He holds a PhD supervision rights at the University of Luxembourg and a PhD in psychology (University of Trier, Germany). Christoph Niepel has received an approx. 600,000€ in grant funding and worked as a visiting scholar in Australia, Germany, Norway and the US.

He has published in several high-ranking scientific journals and served as associate editor (Thinking Skills and Creativity), editorial board member (Journal of Educational Psychology), and multiple times as guest editor.

Research interests

Educational Psychology

Learning & Personality

Academic Motivation

Academic Self-Concept

Instructional Quality

Gender

LGBTQ Psychology

Experience Sampling

Latest content Christoph Niepel took part in

Behavioural & Cognitive Sciences

How do Americans behave facing coronavirus?

Three researchers from the Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences are conducting a survey to understand the psychological and behavioral effects that the COVID-19 might have on people in the United-States.