Rebecca Laemmle

Dr Rebecca Laemmle is an Associate Professor in Classics (Greek Literature) and Director of Postgraduate Admissions within the Faculty of Classics at the University of Cambridge. She holds dual roles as Fellow and Postgraduate Tutor at Pembroke College. Her academic affiliations include leadership in admissions and postgraduate mentorship.

Her research expertise spans Greek and Latin Literature, Ancient Philosophy, and interdisciplinary approaches to classical studies. Recent scholarly activities include organizing events like the 'Bridging Binaries LGBTQ+ Tour' and 'Localizing the Indigenous, Globalizing the Classics' seminar. She actively promotes research through initiatives like the MSCA and British Academy postdoctoral fellowship schemes.

No personal awards are listed, though her student Naomi Norden won the Roman Society MA dissertation prize for work on Ausonius. She oversees admissions and coordinates postgraduate training within the Faculty's research clusters, including Greek/Roman Philosophy and Classical Archaeology.

Labs/Teams: Involved with the Faculty's research clusters focusing on Greek and Latin Literature, Ancient History, and Classical Art/Archaeology. Coordinates interdisciplinary projects through Pembroke College and Faculty networks.