Jochen Bung

Jochen Bung is a Professor of Criminal Law and Jurisprudence/Philosophy of Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Hamburg, holding the Chair for Criminal Law, Jurisprudence / Philosophy of Law since 2016.

His academic journey includes:

• Born in Landau (Palatinate) in 1968
• Studies in law, philosophy, sociology, and literary studies at Goethe University Frankfurt and University of Munich
• Doctorate (2003) and Habilitation (2008) at Goethe University Frankfurt
• Research associate at Frankfurt's Institute of Criminal Justice and Philosophy of Law under Professors Klaus Lüderssen and Klaus Günther
• Acting professorships at Bayreuth, Passau, and Humboldt-Universität Berlin
• Professor at University of Passau (2011-2016)

His research centers on foundational legal theory and criminal justice systems, with emphasis on philosophical underpinnings of criminal law, jurisprudential frameworks, and procedural justice mechanisms. His work bridges theoretical philosophy and practical legal application in criminal proceedings.

No scientific awards are documented in the provided materials.

While advising relationships and grant funding details aren't specified in available records, his academic trajectory demonstrates sustained engagement with advanced legal scholarship through doctoral supervision and habilitation mentorship. His office operates within Hamburg's Rechtshaus (Room A213) with administrative support from shared secretary Barbara Fisz.

No dedicated laboratory or research team structure is indicated beyond standard faculty operations within the law school.