Jasmin Andriani

Curriculum Vitae

since 2024	Ph.D. candidate in Theology, Faculty of Theology, University of Zurich, Switzerland Dissertation: “Invocatio Divina: Redactional Transformations of the Prohibition of Misusing the Divine Name (Lo tissa) in the Decalogue and Their Theological, Legal, and Literary Implications” Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Konrad Schmid (Zurich), Prof. Dr. Idan Dershowitz (Monash University, Melbourne)
2021–2024	Ph.D. studies in Jewish Theology, University of Potsdam (supervised by Prof. Dr. Idan Dershowitz)
2020–2022	Rabbi, Liberal Jewish Community Hannover
2020	M.A. in Jewish Theology, University of Potsdam (summa cum laude) Thesis: “The Decalogue in the Hebrew Bible and Early Jewish Tradition” (Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Liwak)
since 2017	Rabbi, Jewish Community of Göttingen
2012–2020	Rabbinical training, Abraham Geiger College, Berlin
2014–2015	Conservative Yeshiva, Jerusalem, Israel
2011–2017	B.A. in Jewish Theology, University of Potsdam (with distinction) Thesis: “The Position of Women in Jewish Marriage Law: Judeo-Aramaic Marriage Contracts of the Achaemenid Period and Talmudic Marriage Law”
2003–2010	Studies in Law, Free University Berlin

Redactional development of the Decalogue, especially the prohibition of misusing the divine name (Lo tissa)
Normative foundations of the Book of Jeremiah
Legal and religious traditions of the Ancient Near East (including Elephantine, Mesopotamian, and Levantine sources)
Captivity and prisons in the Ancient Near East
Money in the Bible
Environmental protection in the Bible
Archaeogenetics and paleoarchaeology in relation to biblical studies