Lennart is currently pursuing a Master of Science in International Politics at KU Leuven. He previously earned a joint bachelor’s degree from University of Münster and University of Twente, complemented by a semester abroad at Sogang University. His research experience includes examining the origins of Eurosceptic voting in the 2024 European Parliament elections. Using voter-level data from the European Election Studies and party classifications from the Chapel Hill Expert Survey, he conducted a quantitative analysis to assess how social class, immigration attitudes, climate policy positions, and preferences for redistribution correlate with support for Eurosceptic parties across European countries.

Across German, Dutch, Belgian, and Korean academic settings, Lennart’s studies have emphasized political theory, international relations, security policies, European law, and European governance, cultivating an interdisciplinary and comparative perspective on global affairs.

Lennart is driven by a commitment to research that informs policy debates and aspires a to pursue a PhD.