Theis Oxholm
Copenhagen Business School, Royal Danish Defence College, Aarhus University
About
First Lieutenant Theis Oxholm, MA, BA.
He is currently working on his PhD project at the Royal Danish Defence College in collaboration with Copenhagen Business School concerning Women, Gender, and Diversity from a leadership perspective in the Royal Danish armed forces.
With a broad background in research, Theis has a master’s in studies of religion from Aarhus University, DK. His main interest here was the sociology of religion and theoretical discussions of definitions of religion. At the end of his MA, he participated in the Religion, State, and Cohesion Project Team at the Centre of Defence and Security Studies at Massey University. Through this, he produced his thesis, Religionisation of Culture, and afterwards published three papers with this team.
He began his military career at the Royal Danish Military Academy, obtaining the rank of First Lieutenant assigned to the Combat Engineers. From this, his interest in military leadership and diversity difficulties sprang, and he applied for his current PhD scholarship at the Royal Danish Defence College in collaboration with Copenhagen Business School.
Employment
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Copenhagen Business School PhD-Fellow2024 - Present
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Royal Danish Defence College First Lieutenant2024 - Present
Education
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Royal Danish Defence College Diploma of Military Studies for the Royal Danish Army2021 - 2023
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Aarhus University Candidatus magisterii2015 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (6)
- Rollemodeller for alle? Save
- New Zealand Religious Groups’ Responses to the Christchurch Terror Attacks: Inclusion, Exclusion and the State Response to the Mosque Victims Save
- New Zealand Religious Community Responses to COVID-19 While Under Level 4 Lockdown Save
- Representing New Zealand Religious Diversity? The Removal of the Words “True Religion” and “Jesus Christ” from the Parliamentary Prayer Save
- Religionisation of Culture Save
- New Zealand Religious Affiliation from 1891-2018.zip Save