Hanna Kuchenbuch

Hanna Kuchenbuch is a Lecturer for Special Tasks at the Department of Old Testament Studies/Exegesis of the Old Testament, University of Leipzig, under Prof. Dr. Dr. Andreas Schüle since October 2020. She specializes in bridging Old and New Testament studies for teacher education and teaches courses on biblical traditions for ethics/philosophy students, integrating language practice in secular contexts. She is currently pursuing a dissertation on true and false prophecy in the Old Testament, with a focus on Isaiah, funded by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation since 2022.

• Studied Protestant Theology at Leipzig, Heidelberg, and Halle (Diploma, completed 2020).
• Conducted research at Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2015–2016).

Her research intersects Old Testament theology, Jewish studies, and prophetic literature. She holds teaching roles in biblical traditions, Jewish cultural history, and state examination preparation for Protestant religion teachers.

Scientific Awards:

• Konrad Adenauer Foundation Doctoral Scholarship (2022–present).