Katja Creutz Is The Programme Director At FIIA, What We Know About The International Affairs Researcher

Katja Creutz is the current program director of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA).

Katja is proficient in political science, politics lecturing, social sciences, and academic writing. Her publication State Responsibility in the International Legal Order: A Critical Appraisal focus on different approaches to the responsibility and functionality of any laws of State. The book was published by Cambridge University Press in September 2020.

Creutz holds a Doctor of Laws (LL.D) from the University of Helsinki. She has expertise in international law specifically responsibility issues, human rights, non-state actors, and global governance. She has actively been participating in different projects – Finland and the Tightening Competition in Global Politics, New Challenges for Strategic Deterrence in the 21st Century, and Development of EU’s Sanctions Policy: Political and Economic Implications for Finland to name a few. 

The director is very active on Twitter sharing the activities of FIIA and several tweets related to international law. She has 680 followers with 565 tweets on her Twitter account @KatjaCreutz. 

FIIA Katja Creutz Wikipedia and Biography

The Wikipedia page of the FIIA director is yet to be formed.

She has dedicated her life to the service of research on international relations and the EU. The international affairs researcher can speak several languages like Swedish, Finnish, English, and French. 

Creutz was born and brought up in Helsinki Finland. She has completed her Master’s of Social Sciences in International Law from Abo Akademi University in Western Finland. In 2003, she went on to pursue a Master’s of Laws (LLM)  Programme in International Law from the University of Helsinki. From the same university, she completed her honorary LL.D in International Law and Legal Studies. 

Dr. Creutz worked as a senior researcher in FIIA from January 2014. Later in September 2021, she was promoted to the Acting Programme Director, Global Security Research Programme. She is also the current research fellow at the Erik Castren Institute, University of Helsinki. 

How Old Is She?

Looking at her, Katja might be in her late forties or early fifties. 

She has not mentioned her age in anywhere else but it can be estimated from her educational and work timeline that she might have been born around 1965s to 1975s. 

Katja Creutz Net Worth

The expert has a long history of working in international affairs. So her net worth is estimated to be quite good. 

She initially worked as a youth coordinator at a fitness and wellness service organization from August 2000 to February 2005. She started working as a research fellow and then a doctoral candidate at the University of Helsinki for over eight years. 

Her current affiliation is FIIA which research and publishes papers on international relations and laws. The organization organizes seminars and conferences on frequently and publishes reports about them.

The Institute is an autonomous body founded by the Parliament of Finland in June 2006. It produces all the current factual domestic and international issues in its journal ‘Ulkopolitiikka’. 

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