Philipp Thomas Wollmann

Dr. Philipp Thomas Wollmann is a part-time lecturer at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München and Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, specializing in medieval diplomatics, papal history, and Bavarian regional history. He works as a scientific researcher at the Monumenta Germaniae Historica (MGH) since 2019.

• B.A. in History, University of Augsburg (2013-2017)
• M.A. in Medieval History, LMU Munich (2017-2019)
• Ph.D., LMU Munich (2019-2024, awarded Förderpreis des Bistums Augsburg in 2024)

His research focuses on papal delegated jurisdiction, curial institutions, and the intersection of religious ideals with administrative practices in medieval Europe. He has authored monographs on apostolic penitentiary documents (2021) and Augsburg bishops' charters (2023), alongside 15 recent articles analyzing topics like 13th-century memorial practices, 15th-century benefice management, and Dominican travel narratives.

Scientific awards include the Förderpreis des Bistums Augsburg (2024). His teaching spans courses on papal schism, council politics, and medieval financial systems at LMU and JMU Würzburg.