Activites at FHNW
- Head of the FHNW Institute of Technology and Society
- Lecturer for Culture and Communication
Teaching
- Basic Courses: Academic work, reasoning and presentation
- History of computing, environmental history
- Project support for communication within the Energy and Environmental Engineering and Systems Engineering degree programmes
- Coach for challenges on the Data Science degree programme
Profile
Biography
Adrian Brändli is Head of the FHNW Institute of Technology and Society (former Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences) of the FHNW School of Engineering and Environment in Windisch and lecturer for Culture and Communication. Previously, he worked at the Istituto Svizzero in Rome, where he was in charge of the scientific programme. He obtained a DPhil in Ancient History from the University of Oxford and conducts research into the history of Late Antiquity, early Christianity, and the social dynamics of religious conflicts. He began his academic career at the University of Bern and has held various academic positions at the Universities of Bern, Oxford and Zurich.