Christian Steltz

Dr. Christian Steltz is a Senior Lecturer in Modern German Literature 2 at the University of Regensburg's Faculty of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies. He has held this position since 2019 and was previously employed part-time (50% capacity) from 2015-2017. His teaching focuses on text analysis, drama methods, and seminars on 19th-21st century German literature.

• Organized international conferences like 'Sprachen der Verbundenheit' (2024) and 'Brückenräume' (2023)
• Collaborates with institutions including Masaryk University, Fritz-Hüser-Institut, and Sulzbach-Rosenberg Archive

Research interests span intermediality, autofiction, intercultural German studies, and the intersection of literature with creativity. He has co-edited volumes on globalization narratives and 20th-century identity discourses. Despite extensive publications, no formal awards are documented in the provided texts.

Active in academic service, he serves on master program selection committees and has coordinated international workshops on migrant literature, postdramatic theater, and literary market dynamics. Current projects involve transnational cultural exchanges and literary archive studies.