Information

Master and doctoral theses

Teaching in History of Islamic Art since 2012

Brief History of the History of Islamic Art at Vienna and in Austria

Visiting Student

Workshops and Conferences at the Department

Department Exhibitions

University Assistants

Dr. Sabiha Göloğlu (currently Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoc Fellow, University of Michigan and University of Hamburg)

Dr. Veronika Poier

Luana Schäfer, MA

Salma Azzam, MA (DOC-Fellow)

Former Assistants

Suzanne Compagnon, MA MA (2018 - 2022) now: Doctoral Scholarship, University of Istanbul

Dr. Mattia Guidetti (2014–2019) now: Senior Lecturer, Universitá di Bologna

Dr. Safa Mahmoudian, BA MA (2016 - 2017) afterwards: FWF Project Manager, Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Vienna

Dr. Nourane Ben Azzouna (2013-16) now: Associate Professor, Université de Strasbourg

Dr. Ilse Sturkenboom (2014-16) now: Professor, University of Munich

Dr. Maximilian Hartmuth (2012 - 2014 u. 2017 - 2018) now: ERC project "Islamic Architecture and Orientalizing Style in Habsburg Bosnia, 1878-1918"

External Lecturers related to the History of Islamic Art

Dr. Meysam Labbaf-Khaniki (Universität Teheran, summer 2018, summer 2019)

Dr. Johannes Wieninger (Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art, winter 2017/18)

Dr. Abbas Akbari (University of Kashan, summer 2017)

Dr. Eva-Maria Troelenberg (Kunsthistorisches Institut Florenz, winter 2014/15)

Dr. Negar Hakim (summer 2014)

Dr. Barbara Karl (Museum für Angewandte Kunst, summer 2013)

Study assistant and Tutors:

Isaid Rafael Benitez Cabral (winter 2022-23), Luana Schäfer (summer/winter 2021-22), Mirjam Hannen (summer 2020), Theresa Forstenlehner (winter 2019-20), Hanady Mustafa (summer 2019), Christine Kellner, BA (summer 2017), Agnes Rameder (winter 2014-15), Pia Razenberger (summer 2014), Elke Wögerbauer (winter/summer 2013-14), David Groneberg (summer/winter 2013-14), Anja Wutte (winter 2012-13)

Externally funded research projects, staff:

FWF-project „Centre and Periphery? Islamic Architecture in Ottoman Macedonia, 1383-1520“ (09.12.2013 - 31.07.2018)

Dr. Maximilian Hartmuth

Ayse Dilsiz Hartmuth MA