‘Lived religion’ as a course of study and research explores religious beliefs and practices in everyday life in religious communities, in public institutions, and in activities not formally part of religious institutions.
Roxanne Bélanger Sarrazin starts as a postdoctoral fellow at the Faculty of Theology in August. ‘I am looking forward to start working at the faculty and to be part of the APOCRYPHA-project,’ she says.
Jens Köhrsen is joining the Faculty of Theology as an associate professor from July 1. ‘With its Religion and Society degrees, the faculty offers programmes that raise highly relevant questions around the relationship between religion and the broader society’, Köhrsen says.
A deep fascination for human history led Florian Graz to study Coptology. Now he is starting as a doctoral research fellow connected to professor Hugo Lundhaug’s APOCRYPHA-project.
From the spring semester 2021, Mattias Skat Sommer will work as a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Theology. During the course of three years, he will investigate the history of religious toleration in early modern Schleswig-Holstein.
