Curriculum Vitae
Maximilian Hausmann is a Project Manager in the Department of Research and Projects, responsible for the strategic direction Young Vigoni, and a member of the Young Advisory Council.
After graduating from high school in Berlin, Maximilian completed a voluntary service with Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste (Action Reconciliation Service for Peace) at the Russian human rights organization Memorial International in Moscow. Since then, he speaks fluent Russian and closely follows political developments in Russia. He studied Political Science, Sociology, and Philosophy in Erlangen, Frankfurt am Main, and Florence. His main areas of study focused on political theory, particularly issues of legitimacy and delegitimacy, Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School, and ancient Greek philosophy, for which he specifically learned Ancient Greek and earned the Graecum state certificate. He completed his studies in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts (main subject Philosophy) and in 2022 with the First State Examination for teaching at secondary schools (main subject Politics and Economics) at the University of Frankfurt on the Main.
During his studies, Maximilian gained valuable journalistic experience in the Rhein-Main editorial department of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, for which he initially worked as an intern and later as a freelance contributor, writing numerous articles.
His one-year study stay in Florence ignited a great passion for the Italian language, history, and politics. In 2023, he found his way to Villa Vigoni, where he initially completed an internship in conference management. He then took over the leadership of the project German-Italian Young Voices for the 2024 European elections. At the same time, he worked as a German teacher for the Goethe Institutes in Turin, Milan, and Rome, as well as a lecturer at the University of Turin. Since 2025, he is a permanent employee at Villa Vigoni. Its interests and responsibilities are primarily focused on the political present and future of a united Europe.
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