Franziska Flucke

Franziska Flucke is a DAAD Lecturer at the Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, teaching German, history, cultural studies, and literary studies. A graduate of the University of Potsdam (Germany), she holds a First State Examination in German, French, and History. Her career includes a Robert Bosch Foundation scholarship promoting German language education in French schools through the 'DeutschMobil' project. She has been based in Paris since 2010, balancing academic work with cultural outreach. Known for her expertise in Franco-German educational exchange, she emphasizes historical and cultural contexts in language instruction.

Education:

• State Examination in German, French, and History (University of Potsdam, 2007)

Research Interests: Franziska's work focuses on transnational education dynamics, historical language pedagogy, and cultural translation methodologies. She integrates 19th/20th-century French socio-political history into modern language teaching frameworks, advocating for interdisciplinary approaches that bridge literary analysis and practical communication skills.

Professional Experience:

• DAAD Lecturer (since 2010)
• Robert Bosch Foundation Scholar (2008–2009)

Labs/Teams: Currently affiliated with the German Department at Université Paris Ouest, collaborating with the Franco-German University (DFHU) on bilateral academic initiatives.