Ulrich Volp
Professor of Church History and History of Doctrine
(Ancient Church)
Research Interests:
- Patristic ethics
- Early Christianity and the pagan environment: philosophy, rhetoric, and mathematics (including death and the afterlife, ritual practices, and music; Gregory of Nyssa, John Chrysostom, Macarius Magnes, Porphyry)
- Reception history of patristic theology and ethics
- Digital Humanities in Patristic Studies
CV:
Since 2008
Professor of Church History and History of Doctrine, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
2006–2008
Acting Professorships (*Lehrstuhlvertretungen*) at the Universities of Mainz and Bonn
2005/2006
Habilitation, University of Bonn
2001/2002
Doctorate (PhD), University of Bonn
2000–2006
Research Assistant / Assistant Lecturer, University of Bonn
1999–2000
Research Assistant / Assistant Lecturer, University of Birmingham
1990–1998
Studies in Protestant Theology at the Universities of Heidelberg, St Andrews, and Marburg; Classics at the University of Cambridge (Peterhouse)
Born in 1971 in Marburg