Simon Butticaz

Simon Butticaz is an Ordinary Professor at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Sciences of the University of Lausanne and currently serves as Vice-Dean. He is affiliated with the Romand Institute of Biblical Sciences (IRSB) and focuses on New Testament exegesis and ancient Christian traditions.

• Specializes in Pauline literature, Lukan-Acts studies, and oral/written dynamics in antiquity
• Expert in cultural anthropology of early Christian communities
• Active in international academic societies and editorial boards

His research examines identity formation, memory practices, and communication strategies in early Christianity. Recent work emphasizes colometric analysis of Paul's letters and the role of oral performance in shaping biblical texts. He has taught at universities in Lyon, Mexico City, and Antananarivo.