Heinrik Hellwig

Heinrik Hellwig is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Seton Hall University. He joined in 2022 and teaches courses such as Environmental Ethics (ENVL/PHIL 2115) and The Basics of Law: Criminal Law and Torts (PHIL 2055), which he created.

• PhD in Philosophy from University of California, Riverside
• MA in Philosophy from Texas A&M University
• BA in Philosophy and Economics from John Carroll University

His research focuses on philosophy of law, ethics, and applied ethics, with specific interests in environmental ethics, religious environmental stewardship, and moral critiques of combat sports. Recent publications engage topics like immortality ethics, boxing’s ethical dimensions, and reinterpreting Lynn White Jr.'s environmental theology.

No scientific awards or grants are listed in the provided text. Hellwig’s academic contributions emphasize interdisciplinary ethical analysis across legal, environmental, and cultural domains.