Jan Turck

Jan Turck is a Research Associate at the Institute for Ecumenical Theology of the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster. His academic work focuses on Hermeneutic Theology and the theological legacy of Rudolf Bultmann, with additional expertise in Systematic Theology and Dogmatics. He has collaborated with prominent theologians like Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Großhans and Dr. Christoph Hammann.

• Education: Master of Theology (Magister Theologiae) from the University of Münster (2021), studies at Leipzig, Halle-Wittenberg, and Stellenbosch Universities.
• Research: Specializes in hermeneutics, theological interpretations of history, and interdisciplinary dialogues between Christianity and Islam.
• Teaching: Offers seminars on systematic theology, including topics like eschatology, Rudolf Bultmann's works, and Martin Heidegger's metaphysics.
• Awards: German Academic Scholarship Foundation (2017–2021).
• Email: jan.turck@uni-muenster.de.

Publications and lectures address themes such as theological hermeneutics, the concept of world in theology, and critiques of fundamentalist biblical interpretation. His collaborations and presentations span institutions like the European Academy of Religion and Inter University Center Dubrovnik.