Experimental and Theoretical Psychology Staff > Joachim Funke > Biography Biography Joachim Funke Academic Biography Born 1953 in Düsseldorf-Lohausen (capital of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany) From 1972 until 1980, studies of psychology, philosophy, and German literature at the universities of Düsseldorf, Basel (Switzerland), and Trier (Germany) Diploma in Psychology, Trier University, 1980 Doctorate (Dr. rer.nat.), Trier University, 1984 Habilitation at the Philosophische Fakultät, Bonn University, 1991 Honorary Doctorate (Dr. h.c.), Szeged University, 2015 Jobs 1980 to 1984 Research Assistant at Department of Psychology, Trier University 1984 to 1991 Research Assistant at Department of Psychology, Bonn University 1991 to 1994 Assistant Professor at Department of Psychology, Bonn University WS 1994/95 Substitute Chair of Cognitive Psychology and Methods of Psychology at Department of Psychology, Greifswald University 1995 bis 1997 Assistant Professor at Psychologisches Institut, Bonn University since SS 1997 Chair for Cognitive and Theoretical Psychology at Psychologisches Institut, Heidelberg University SS 2001 Rejection of a call to the Chair for Cognitive Psychology, Technical University Dresden visiting professorships: Fribourg University, Switzerland (repeatedly); Melbourne University, Australia (Spring 2006); Nanjing University, China (Summer 2011); University of Szeged, Hungary (Spring 2014)	Home Bärbel Maier-Schicht Andreas Fischer Daniel Holt Edith Wenserski Joachim Funke   Research Interests   Not at Heidelberg   Biography   Publikationsliste   Publications Joachim Funke   Bonner Arbeitsplatz   Teaching   Honors   Funded Research   Software   Services   Talks and Lectures
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