I hold Bachelor's and Master's degrees in German Language and Literature from Savitribai Phule Pune Univeristy (India), where I developed a strong interest in German language, culture and the arts, while participating in Marathi and German language theater, Indian classical music, and writing German poetry. I got the opportunity to attend an exchange semester at the University of Göttingen in 2019-20 in the department of Intercultural German Studies. Recently, I completed a Master's program in German Philology and Intercultural German Studies at the University of Göttingen.
Aditi is a certified Intercultural Trainer (from Georg-August University, Göttingen). She has been teaching German since 2016 and is enthusiastic about collaborating with non-profit and educational organizations. Her academic work includes a Master's thesis in India, which deconstructively analyzed gender roles and Enlightenment theory in the bourgeois tragedy 'Miß Sara Sampson’ by the German dramatist Gotthold Ephraim Lessing of the Enlightenment period (18th century). Her second and recent Master thesis, at Göttingen, focused on postcolonialism in Christa Wolf's 'Medea. Stimmen,' exploring themes of migration, cultural identity, inter- and transculturality, and power dynamics. She is passionate about women’s contribution to literature, cultural and intercultural studies and looks forward to contributing further in these fields.