Martin Mølholm

Martin Mølholm is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University's Department of Communication and Psychology within the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. His work spans philosophy, work-life research, and environmental humanities, examining how late modern societal structures affect human existence and co-existence.

• Primary Research Areas: Discourse analysis, organizational discourse, environmental ethics, existential health
• Teaching: Philosophy of science (BA Communication and Digital Media), discourse studies (MA Communication and Digital Media), social psychology (Psychology program)
• Administrative Roles: Organizational Health & Safety Manager, multiple H&S committee positions

His recent publications explore awe's passivity in ecological contexts (2025), sustainability ethics through ontological homecoming (2024), and burnout discourses linked to modern work compulsions. Research combines phenomenological approaches with critical organizational studies, emphasizing ethical frameworks for human-nature coexistence.