Angelika Gleisberg,

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Angelika Gleisberg

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Chair of Modern German Literature and Media Culture Studies

Chair of Modern German Literature and Media Culture Studies

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Wiener Straße 48, 4th floor, room 4.02

01219 Dresden

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TUD Dresden University of Technology Faculty SLK
Institute of German Studies and Media Cultures Helmholtzstraße 10

01069 Dresden

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Office hours by appointment: Mon-Thu: 08:00-12:00h and 13:30-15:30h; Fri: 08:00-11:00h. Closed for vacation: 22.12.25-04.01.26.

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Professional background:

• School education:
  1965-1973: Polytechnic secondary school Schleife
  1973-1977: Sorbian extended secondary school "Marjana Domaškojc" Cottbus (Abitur: 1977)
• Studies: 1977-1982 at the University of Transport "Friedrich List" Dresden (Economics of Transportation, degree: Diplomingenieurökonomin)
• 1984-1987 Employee in sales planning / economics at Robotron-Elektronik Radeberg
• 1987-1991 Research Associate at the Institute for Rationalization of Electrical Engineering/Electronics Dresden
• 1991-1992 Retraining at the INLINGUA language school in Dresden: foreign language correspondent English/French
• 1993-1994 Clerk in the management of the Old Masters Picture Gallery Dresden
• since September 1994: Foreign language secretary at the Institute of Romance Studies in the following areas:
  French Studies and Francophonie/ CIFRAQS (Prof. Kolboom, until 2012); Literary Studies (French/Italian) (Prof. Reichel, until 2004),
  Literary Studies (French/Italian) (Prof. Leeker, until 2014);
  Didactics of Romance languages (until July 2014);
  French Literature and Cultural Studies (Prof. Böhm, since 2014);
  French Literature and Cultural Studies (substitute - PD Dr. Karen Struve, winter semester 2020/21 and summer semester 2021);
  French Literature and Cultural Studies (substitute - PD Dr. Beatrice Schuchardt, WiSe 2021/22-SoSe 2022);
  French Literature and Cultural Studies (substitute - PD Dr. Bettina Lindorfer, from winter semester 2022/23);
  and at the Institute of German Studies:
  Media Studies and Modern German Literature (Prof. Koch, since 2014)