Dr. Hendrik Hess

Department of Medieval History
Konviktstraße 11
53113 Bonn

Room:      U1.006
Phone:   +49 (0) 228  73-6519  
E-Mail:     hess@uni-bonn.de

Mon 16-17.00, registration by e-mail

Outside lecture period: registration by e-mail

• 2005-2011 Master's degree in Medieval and Modern History, Modern German Literature, Media Studies at the University of Bonn
• 2008-2009 Master of Studies in Medieval and Modern Languages at the University of Oxford, Hertford College
• 2011-2018 Doctoral studies in Medieval and Modern History at the University of Bonn
• Summer semester 2012 Research associate at the Department of Medieval History, University of Bonn
• 2012-2016 Doctoral fellow of the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes
• Winter semester 2014/15 Research associate at the Department of Medieval History, University of Bonn
• 2016-2018 Research associate at the Department of Medieval History, University of Bonn, DFG project "Gaul between imperium and regna. The representation of contingency and its coping"
• 2018 PhD at the University of Bonn; title of the dissertation: Übergang, Hybridität, Latenz – Das Selbstverständnis der gallo-römischen Oberschicht im historischen Diskursraum von Sidonius Apollinaris bis Gregor von Tours
• 2018-2021 associate member of SFB 1167 "Power and Domination – Premodern Configurations in Transcultural Perspective"
• April 2018 to February 2019 research assciate at the Department of Medieval History, University of Bonn
• August to October 2018 parental leave
• since March 2019 Akademischer Rat auf Zeit
• August until October 2020 parental leave
• since September 2020 Member of TRA: Past Worlds and Modern Questions - Cultures Across Time and Space
• since January 2022 Member of the Center "Power and Domination. Bonn Center for Premodern Orders and their forms of communication", WG "Communicating power relations"
• July 2022: Teaching Prize of the University of Bonn for the academic year 2021/2022
• July/August 2022 parental leave
• Febuary/March 2023 parental leave
• June 2023: NRW Professional Teaching Competence for Universities certificate
• ongoing habilitation project (second book): Masculinity(ies) in the Late Middle Ages - Constructions of the manliness of the Roman-German ruler in the 14th century