Julian Strube

Julian Strube is a Lecturer at the Center for Religious Studies and was previously the Project Leader of A3-23 (2019–2025), focusing on religious social reform between Unitarianism and the Bengali Brahmo Samaj. Affiliated with the University of Münster's Cluster of Excellence 'Religion & Politics', his work examines transnational religious entanglements between North America and Bengal in the 19th century.

His research bridges Unitarian intellectual history with Indian religious reform movements, emphasizing understudied figures like Theodore Parker and second-generation Unitarians. The project contextualizes exchanges with Bengali reformers within global religious dynamics, analyzing translations, missionary interactions, and socio-political influences.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. He led a DFG-funded Cluster project and contributed to the Cluster's research environment, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams in religious studies and digital humanities.