Cassidy Croci

Dr. Cassidy Croci serves as a Teach@Tübingen Fellow within the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Tübingen's Faculty of Humanities. She is specifically affiliated with the Scandinavian Studies section, where she maintains an office (Room 520) and holds consultation hours by appointment.

Her academic focus centers on Viking Age studies and medieval migration patterns, with particular expertise in Scandinavian historical texts. Her upcoming course for summer semester 2025, 'That's Settled: Viking Age Settlement, Diaspora, and Migration in Medieval Texts,' demonstrates her specialization in analyzing historical migration narratives and settlement patterns during the Viking era. Her research appears to bridge historical linguistics with cultural migration studies, examining how medieval texts document population movements and cultural exchanges.

As a Teach@Tübingen Fellow, Dr. Croci contributes to the university's commitment to innovative teaching approaches while maintaining connections to current research in medieval Scandinavian studies. Her work appears to focus on textual analysis of historical migration narratives and their implications for understanding cultural transmission during the Viking Age.