Alexander C. Schulze

Alexander C. Schulze, Ph.D., is the Dean of the School of Theology and an Assistant Professor of Practical Theology at Friedensau Theological University. He holds a Ph.D. in Practical Theology from Andrews University (2012). His academic work focuses on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s theology, pastoral ministry, intergenerational church dynamics, and public theology. He actively contributes to theological education through courses like Katechetik, Liturgik, and Bonhoeffer Lectures.

His research explores Bonhoeffer’s legacy in contemporary contexts, church leadership, and youth faith development. Notable publications include studies on Bonhoeffer’s theological education during the Zingsthof period and postcolonial dynamics in religious education. He frequently presents at international conferences such as the International Bonhoeffer Congress and European Theology Conventions.

Schulze’s media engagements include hosting radio programs for Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk on topics ranging from liturgical practices to societal challenges. He is a member of academic societies like the American Academy of Religion and the International Academy of Practical Theology. His teaching emphasizes leadership development, conflict management, and intergenerational dialogue.