I studied Classics in Würzburg and Tübingen before moving to Cambridge, where I received my PhD. After spending two years as Eugenie-Strong Research Fellow at Girton College Cambridge, I taught Greek and Akkadian language and literature at Durham University, before joining the Princeton Classics Department in Fall 2018. I am interested in the literatures of ancient Greece, Rome and Babylon, and in the interactions between them. My aim, in both teaching and research, is to integrate the study of ‘classical’ languages and literatures with that of ancient ‘Near Eastern’ ones. I teach a wide range of courses on ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern languages and literature.
Read Professor Haubold’s full biography on the Department of Classics website.
