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Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen is an Associate Professor in Systematic Theology at the University of Copenhagen. He completed his PhD in Systematic Theology, focusing on interdisciplinary studies related to systematic theology. His research interests include practical theology, particularly in areas concerning pastoral care and the emotional dimensions of shame and reconciliation. His doctoral dissertation, 'Living Risk Danger', was published by Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht and explored theological models within a Christian context. In addition to his academic work at the University of Copenhagen, he has participated in several conferences and lectures, contributing significantly to discussions on contemporary ecclesial practices and systematic theology. Mikkel has also been involved in interdisciplinary research projects that examine the complexities of risk, danger, forgiveness, and reconciliation. His academic involvement extends globally, including guest studies at prestigious institutions such as Yale Divinity School and Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg. Mikkel’s dedication to academic excellence was recognized with a Gold Medal for his Master’s Thesis. He is actively engaged in the wider academic community through editorial roles and memberships in various research networks.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Teaching and research in Systematic Theology.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Conducting research and lectures in Practical Theology.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen
Research project on theological models of living risk and danger.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.