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Prof. Dr. phil. Dagmar Reichardt Webseiten www.dagmar-reichardt.net Fachbereich Kultur- und Medienmanagement Lehre Medienindustrie, Musik- und Festivalmanagement Sprachen Deutsch (Muttersprache), Italienisch, Englisch, Französisch, Spanisch Lehrtätigkeit 2015 - Professor for Media Industry, Latvian Academy of Culture in Riga/Latvia 2014 - Deputy Chair of Digital Communication and Cultural Industry, Latvian Academy of Culture in Riga/Latvia 2012-2016 - UD1 Professor of Modern European Studies in the Bachelor's degree program of European Languages and Cultures ETC, and in the Master's and PhD degree program of European Literature (both: Faculty of Arts) at Groningen University/The Netherlands 2008 - Visiting Professor for Modern Italian Studies at Innsbruck University/Austria 2002-2008 - Assistant Professor (C1) on the Romance Languages and Literature course (Department of Linguistic and Literary Studies) at Bremen University 2001-2002 taught Italian Culture and National Studies in the Bremen University Romance Languages and Literature department in Bremen/Germany 1997-2003 taught Italian Literature at Hamburg University, Institute of Romance Studies (Department of Language, Literature and Media Studies) Werdegang 2015 External Fellow of the Royal Dutch Institute in Rome/Italy (KNIR) 2014 awarded Certificate University Teaching Qualification in Higher Education (BKO) recognized in the Kingdom of the Netherlands 1999-2009 Director of the Writers’ Room e.V. Hamburg writing workshop "Reiters Ruhm" 1999 PhD, Hamburg University, with highest honours ("summa cum laude") 1990-1997 freelancer and Chief-Editor for several publishing houses and book- series in Germany 1989 Master of Arts (Linguistics), Hamburg University 1986-1989 Publisher and Editor of a bilingual German-Italian trade magazine distributed via national newspaper kiosk-trade throughout Germany ("ZigZag Italia") 1984 intermediate examination (Philosophy), Hamburg University/Germany 1982-1989 studied Romance Languages and Literature, Philosophy, Modern German Literature as well as Art History at the Universities of Frankfurt am Main/Germany, Urbino/Italy and Hamburg/Germany 1980-1981 visiting student in New York City/USA (Art Theory) 1967-1980 attended German private school in Rome/Italy 1962-1967 Santiago de Chile/Chile 1961 born in Rome/Italy Auszeichnungen: 2007 Flaiano International Award for Italian Studies 2005 Medal of Cicero for Cultural Merits awarded and presented in the name of the Region of Latium/Italy 1989-1990 and 1993 Research Scholarships at the German-Italian Center for European Excellence Villa Vigoni e.V. (Como/Italy) 1988-1989 European Union Erasmus Scholarship (University of Urbino/Italy) .

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