Alexander Schulz

Dr. Alexander Schulz serves as a Research Associate at the Department of Medieval and Modern Latin Philology within the Georg-August University of Göttingen's Center for Medieval Studies (ZMF) since August 2020. His academic foundation spans classical languages and mathematics, with specialized expertise in Medieval Latin philology.

• Bachelor's in Latin and Mathematics (2015, Göttingen)
• Master's in Latin and Mathematics (2018, Göttingen)
• Doctorate in Medieval and Modern Latin Philology (2023, Göttingen)
• Certificate in Digital Humanities (2024, Göttingen)

His research centers on Medieval Latin literary forms, particularly verse satire and panegyric poetry, with strong methodological grounding in digital text editing. Current work focuses on Manifestations of Middle Latin verse satire while applying Digital Humanities approaches to textual analysis. Publications demonstrate expertise in papal literature, mirror-of-princes genres, and manuscript transmission accuracy.

His scholarly output reveals consistent engagement with 12th-14th century Latin texts, examining political rhetoric, religious literature, and textual fidelity across medieval manuscripts. Recent publications span monographs, journal articles, and critical reviews in leading philological venues.

Professional activities include collaborative work within Göttingen's Center for Medieval Studies, though no formal advisory roles or research grants are documented in available materials.