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Lena Seehausen has served as a Dean's Councilor at the Faculty of Theology, University of Leipzig since August 2024. She was a Research Assistant at the Institute for New Testament Studies, Faculty of Theology, University of Leipzig (2012–2020), contributing to projects like "Sterben und Tod in apokryphen Texten der irischen Kirche" (ongoing since 2015). Her work bridges New Testament exegesis, apocryphal texts, and religious imagination in early Christianity.
- Education:
- Bachelor of Arts in History and Theology of Christianity, University of Leipzig
- First and Second State Examinations in Protestant Religious Education and English, University of Leipzig
- Church Examination in Protestant Theology, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
Research focus includes death and dying in apocryphal texts, women's roles in ancient Mediterranean religions, and reception history of Mary and Mary Magdalene in art/literature. Her teaching emphasizes exegesis, religious systems of antiquity, and English-language biblical studies.
Collaborations span institutes like New Testament and Religious History (University of Leipzig) and partnerships with scholars such as Prof. Marco Frenschkowski. She has co-edited volumes on theological imagination and historical theology.
