Andrea Worm

Andrea Worm is a Professor of Medieval Art History at the Institute of Art History, University of Tübingen. She specializes in Medieval and Early Modern visual cultures, particularly focusing on knowledge visualization, eschatology, and the Holy Land. Her career spans institutions including the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, King’s College London, and the University of Cambridge.

• Education: PhD in Art History (University of Augsburg, 2004), Habilitation at Karl Franzens University (2015)
• Key Research Areas: Medieval diagrams, liturgical manuscripts, women’s roles in art patronage, and salvation history cartography
• Awards: Munby Fellowship (Cambridge), Cusanuswerk Doctoral Fellowship
• Leadership: Managing Director at Tübingen’s Art History Institute, active in habilitation and doctoral committees

Her publications emphasize medieval manuscripts and historiography, with recent work on Alexander Minoritas’ apocalyptic texts and Peter of Poitiers’ historical models. She co-founded research groups on medieval knowledge visualization and collaborates internationally across disciplines.