Research Associate at the Chair of Old Testament Literary History (Prof. Dr. Joachim J. Krause) in subproject C08, “Metaphors for God in the Emergent Prophecy of Doom: The Book of Amos as a Landmark of Religious Meaning-Making,” of CRC 1475 “Metaphors of Religion”

Metaphors as a Semantic Means of Religious Meaning-Making in the Hebrew Bible, Emotion and Gender, History of the Text and Its Reception, especially Rabbinic Reception of Biblical Narratives, Intertextuality, Feminist Exegesis, Jewish Biblical Interpretation

2022–2026 Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg & Heidelberg College of Jewish Studies, M.A. Interreligious Studies, with a focus on Protestant Theology and Jewish Studies

2024–2025 Hebrew University, Jerusalem (Studium in Israel e.V.), focus on Jewish Studies and Hebrew Language

2017–2022 Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, B.A. in Protestant Theology and Jewish Studies