PhD project
"The study of two alphabetically structured Old French and Hebrew/Aramaic vocabularies, their meaning and how they are embedded in the Jewish and Christian traditions of medieval northern France in the 12th to 14th centuries" (working title).

M.A. in Jewish Studies
M.A. thesis "How Did the Vegetable Get Into the Bible? Elija ha-Nakdan's Dudaʼim as a Tracer for Cultural Transfer"

B.A. in Jewish Studies (major) and Classical Archaeology (minor), Heidelberg Center for Jewish Studies/Heidelberg University
B.A. thesis "Die assyrische Bedrohung Jerusalems um 701 v.d.Z."

Research Associate, Heidelberg Center for Jewish Studies, Chair of Bible and Jewish Biblical Interpretation, Project "Corpus Masoreticum"

Graduate Research Assistant, Heidelberg Center for Jewish Studies, Chair of Bible and Jewish Biblical Interpretation, Project "Corpus Masoreticum"

Graduate Research Assistant and Tutor for Biblical, Rabbinic and Modern Hebrew, Heidelberg Center for Jewish Studies, Lectureship for Hebrew (Kevin Trompelt M.A.)

Stipendium der Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes

DAAD-Stipendium für die Teilnahme an einem Hebräisch Sprachkurs (Ulpan) an der Universität Haifa (Lower Advanced 2, Abschluss: 97%)

Freundeskreis der Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg, Award für the best M.A. thesis