Patrick Wolf-Farré

Patrick Wolf-Farré is an Assistant Professor of German Linguistics at the Department of German Studies, University of Vienna. His work focuses on language biographies, minority languages in Latin America, and identity construction in multilingual contexts. He has held academic positions at Leuphana University Lüneburg and the University of Duisburg-Essen and has been actively involved in

• editing book series
• leading research groups
• organizing international conferences

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His academic training includes a

• PhD in German Linguistics
• external doctoral studies at Heidelberg University
• teaching certifications in German and Romance languages

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Patrick's research explores the intersection of language, migration, and identity, with a particular emphasis on German-speaking communities in Chile and language preservation in diaspora contexts. His recent publications analyze post-vernacular community dynamics and glocalization trends in multilingual settings.

His scholarly activities include leading research projects on German-Jewish settlements in the Dominican Republic and superdiverse youth groups in Germany. He contributes to handbooks and peer-reviewed journals in sociolinguistics and applied linguistics.