Students who enroll in Münster or transfer to the WWU (degree programs: magister degree in theology/ minister's office) should contact the dean with any questions which may arise. Students who are already enrolled to become a minister or in a magister degree in theology should contact one of the residing chairs with any questions that may arise. Please contact Professor Dr. von Scheliha for documents as proof of academic achievements. [BAföG]
CV
- since Octobre 2023: Faculty Manager and Quality Management Representative
- since Octobre 2021: Faculty Manager and Student Counselor
- since April 2015: Research Assistant in the Dean's Office (Research Interest: Old Testament)
- since 2018: EU project proposal RESILIENCE to create and establish a infrastructure for religious studies in Europe
- 2018: Dissertation and doctoral viva
- 2017-2018: Advanced Training for Personnel Officer (IHK)
- 2013-2015: Instructors for Special Assignments in Subjects Old and New Testament
- 2013: First Theology Exam at EKHN
- 2012: Merit-Based Scholarship of the Hessische Lutherstiftung
- 2011: Student Assistant at the Faculty of Jewish Studies in Mainz
- since 2008: Study of Protestant Theology in Marburg, Mainz and Münster
- 2007: High Schoold Diploma at the Liebigschule in Gießen
- born 2nd January '88 in Herrenberg
Acadamic Function
- Faculty Advisor for Teacher Training Students
- General Faculty Advisory
- Erasmus-Coordination
- National and International Projectmanagement:
Coordination TheoReS (NFDI) and RESILIENCE (Leadership Workpackage 2 "Exploration and Mapping")
Teaching Field
- Old Testament
Research Interests
- Anthropology(ies) in the Old Testament, espec. der Psalms
- Semantic and syntactic Dimensions of Self-Reflection in Old Testament
Doctoral Thesis
Die "Ich-Sphäre" des Beters. Eine anthropologische Untersuchung zur Selbstreflexion des Beters am Beispiel von Psalm 42–43
- Betreuer
- Professor Dr. Reinhard Achenbach
- Doctoral Subject
- Evangelische Theologie
- Doctoral Degree
- Dr. theol.
- Awarded by
- Department 01 – Protestant Theology
Die Arbeit führt den Begriff der "Ich-Sphäre" in die alt-hebräische Anthropologie ein und ermöglicht somit erstmals eine methodische Erschließung von Vorgängen der Selbstreflexion in der alttestamentlichen Literatur.