Konstantin Brehm is a lecturer, researcher and coordinator within NHL Stenden, working across the Master Content and Media Strategy program and the professorship Organisations and Social Media. His work focuses on artificial intelligence, education and content strategy.
Originally born in Siberia, Konstantin moved to Niedersachsen, Germany at an early age and has studied and worked across three continents. His background spans Business Administration in Tourism & Events Management and Marketing Science, and he also obtained the Basis Didactische Bekwaamheid.
He joined NHL Stenden in 2021 as a lecturer and coach in the Master Content & Media Strategy program, where he helps bridge the gap between practice and education. In 2025, he expanded his role by joining the professorship and the Media Investigation Lab.
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In his day-to-day work, Konstantin balances teaching, coaching, and research. He designs and delivers workshops and lectures, guides master’s students throughout their academic journeys, and supports their personal and professional development. Within his teaching, he focuses on content implementation, AI and learning. To contribute to internationalization efforts, he’s also coordinating and teaching in RUN-EU Short Learning Opportunities.
Konstantin is currently developing a PhD research proposal focused on the impact of artificial intelligence in higher education. He explores how AI is changing the way people learn, particularly the difference between fully outsourcing thinking to AI and using it to enhance human learning. Through his work, he aims to help shape education in a way that ensures students become not only skilled users of AI, but also critical and ethically aware professionals.
A mindset that resonates strongly with his work is reflected in a quote by Ethan Mollick: “Adopting a mindset of continuous learning and adaptation, rather than fixating on AI's current limits, is key to staying ahead of the curve.”