Dimitrios Moschos studied
Theology at the Department of
Theology of Athens University (NKUA)/Greece (BA, 1986) and Byzantine
Studies at the University of Munich/Germany (MA, 1994). In 1996, he earned his Ph.D. by the Department of
Theology of Athens and 2007 his Doctor Habilitatus (Post-doctorate Degree) in
Church History by the Theological
Faculty of University of Rostock/Germany.
After having served as Religious
Education teacher in Secondary Education, he is Faculty member (since 2021 Full
Professor) at the Department of Theology of NKUA in Church History. Since 2007 he
teaches also as adjunct Professor (Privatdozent) at the Theological Faculty of
Rostock University/Germany. He is member of the International Orthodox
Theological Association and of the editorial board of the theological review
“Synaxi”. Since 2018 serves as Director of the Oriental Christianity Research
Laboratory (OCREL) at the Department of Theology of NKUA. From September 2022 to
August 2025, he was elected Chairperson of the Department of Theology of NKUA.
His research interests cover the
interrelation between history of Christianity and broader religious and
cultural currents (e.g., asceticism or Greek philosophy) as well as evolving
institutions (episcopal office, synodality) and social change within Christian
Church, especially Eastern and Oriental Orthodox during the Late Antique and
medieval period.
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