Hasan Özalp graduated his undergraduate education at the Faculty of Theology at Cumhuriyet University. Later, he completed his master's degree with a thesis titled "Mead in the Thought of Farabi and Ibn Sina" in the Department of Islamic Philosophy of the same university's Philosophy and Religious Sciences. He defended his doctorate in the field of Philosophy of Religion with a thesis titled "Reconciliation Approaches in the Relationship between Religion and Science" at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Sciences at Istanbul University. He became an associate professor in 2016 and a professor in 2021. Özalp has published books, book chapters, and published international and national articles and proceedings. He is interested in topics such as the relationship between religion and science, the history and philosophy of Islamic science, globalization and ethics, internet addiction and social media ethics, the culture of living together, faith and social peace. Some of his published works are as follows: Batı Düşüncesinde Tanrı ve Tasarım: Bilimsel Felsefi ve Teolojik Bir Yaklaşım, (Otto yay., Ankara. 2015), Din ve Bilim Uzlaşması: Klasik ve Modern, (Otto Yay., Ankara. 2015), İslam Felsefesi Tarihi, Cumhuriyet Üniversitesi yay., 2014, Farabi ve İbn Sina Düşüncesinde Ruh ve Ölüm Ötesi, (İlahiyat yay. Ankara. 2014). İslam Felsefesinin 100’ü (Otto yay., Ankara. 2017), İslam Felsefesinin 200’ü (Otto yay., Ankara. 2017), İslam Felsefesinin 300'ü (Sonçağ yay. Ankara. 2020).

Philosophy, Islamic Philosophy and Theology, Philosophy of Religion