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Bern­hard Koch stu­di­ed Phi­lo­so­phy, Logic and Phi­lo­so­phy of Sci­ence at the Phi­lo­so­phy Facul­ty at the Ludwig-Maximilians Uni­ver­si­ty in Munich as well as at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Vien­na at the Aca­de­my of Fine Arts in Vienna.

From 1999 til 2002 he work­ed as a rese­ar­cher at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Edu­ca­ti­on Wein­gar­ten whe­re, until 2004, he also held a lec­ture­ship. In 2006 he obtai­ned a PhD from the Uni­ver­si­ty for Phi­lo­so­phy in Munich with a dis­ser­ta­ti­on on “Tus­cal­anae Disputationes”.

He has work­ed at the Insti­tu­te of Theo­lo­gy and Peace in Ham­burg sin­ce Sep­tem­ber 2007. From 2008 to 2010 he was a lec­tu­rer at the Helmut-Schmidt Uni­ver­si­ty for the Armed Forces in Ham­burg; he has work­ed as a lec­tu­rer at the Goe­the Uni­ver­si­ty in Frank­furt sin­ce 2011.

In 2014, Ber­nard Koch was a Visi­ting Fel­low at the Oxford Insti­tu­te for Ethics, Law and Armed Con­flict (ELAC). Sin­ce 2012, he has been a Co-Teacher for Ethics at the ICMM Cent­re of Refe­rence for Edu­ca­ti­on on Inter­na­tio­nal Huma­ni­ta­ri­an Law and Ethics in Zurich.