Anna Lena Schwarz

Anna Lena Schwarz is a Researcher in the Department of Protestant Theology - Systematic and Ecumenical Theology at the Faculty I of the University of Siegen, Germany. She has been serving as a Research Associate at the Chair of Systematic and Ecumenical Theology under Prof. Dr. Georg Plasger since 2019.

Education:

• Bachelor of Education (2012–2016), University of Siegen, Subjects: Protestant Theology, English, Educational Sciences
• Master of Education (2016–2019), University of Siegen, Subjects: Protestant Theology, English, Educational Sciences
• Abitur (2012), Gymnasium auf der Morgenröthe, Siegen

Her research focuses on systematic and ecumenical theology, with particular interest in the theological interpretations of Karl Barth and Ulrich Kühn on the Apostles' Creed, as well as John Calvin's exegesis of the Epistle to the Hebrews. Her work engages with Reformation theology, creedal theology, and biblical hermeneutics within the Protestant tradition. She has contributed to academic instruction as a tutor and assistant, demonstrating engagement in theological pedagogy.

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She is affiliated with the Chair of Systematic and Ecumenical Theology led by Prof. Dr. Georg Plasger at the University of Siegen, where she conducts research and supports academic activities. No separate lab or research team is mentioned, but her work is integrated within this theological chair.