Katja Bratrschovsky, Louis B. Sohn Fellow 2012 - 2013

Ms. Bratrschovsky received an LLM from Harvard Law School in 2012 and an MPA from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government in 2011. She was actively involved with the Harvard Environmental Law Review and the Environmental Society as well as with the International Human Rights Clinic. Besides studying, she worked as a Harvard Water Research Fellow for the Water Security Initiative.

Ms. Bratrschovsky earned her primary law degree in her hometown, at the University of Vienna, as a Magister Iuris (2002), and spent a year as an Erasmus student in The Netherlands (2001). Her research and work experience include positions as a research and teaching assistant at the Public Law Institute of the University of Vienna and legal and policy advisors at the Austrian Federal Administration and the European Commission in Brussels. Environmental, natural resource, energy, and water issues have been the central areas of focus of her professional career. Ms. Bratrschovsky's personal interests include flamenco dancing and hiking.