Mia-Maria Fischer

Research assistant at the Chair of Religious Education and Didactics of Protestant Religious Education

Room: O.10.03
Telephone: 0202 439 3944
Email: mifischer[at]uni-wuppertal.de

Office address:
University of Wuppertal
School of Humanities and Cultural Studies
(Protestant Theology)
Gaußstraße 20, D-42097 Wuppertal

Consultation hours

Born in Hamburg
Studied Protestant theology at the University of Hamburg and the Humboldt University of Berlin
2018-2020 Scholarship holder of the Evangelisches Studienwerk Villigst in the doctoral programme (interdisciplinary research focus "Resilience factors in pain processing"): "Passivity and resilience. Concepts of passivity in Martin Luther and their significance for a theological understanding of resilience"
2020-2022 Research assistant at the Chair of Practical Theology with a focus on Religious Education and Didactics of Religious Education (Prof. Dr Tanja Gojny)
2022-2023 Doctoral scholarship of the North Church
2023-2025 Vicariate of the North Church and parental leave
Since June 2025 Research assistant at the University of Wuppertal at the Institute for Protestant Theology (Religious Education)

2019 Isis and Mary. The significance of the goddess Isis for the emergence and development of Marian worship, ZMiss 1/2019 (45), 67-86.
2021 with Tanja Gojny, Art. Angst, in: Das wissenschaftlich-religionspädagogische Lexikon.
2022 Johann Sauter the Elder, in: Benedikt Brunner (ed.) et. al, Theologen des Barocks (forthcoming).
2025 with Thomas Wabel/Stefan Lautenbacher/Jonathan Weider (eds.), Schmerz und Resilienz. Interdisziplinäre Diskurse zwischen geistes- und naturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive, Springer NATURE 2025.
2025 with Stefan Lautenbacher, Heike Rittner, Henrik Simojoki, Thomas Wabel, Jonathan Wieder, Schmerz und Resilienz - eine gemeinsame Einübung in interdisziplinäres Sehen, in: Schmerz und Resilienz. Interdisciplinary discourses between humanities and natural science perspectives, Springer NATURE 2025, 1-30.
2025 with Tanja Gojny, Art. Angst, in: SysLex, the online encyclopaedia for systematic theology.