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ZOOM WEBINAR: Unbundling, Market Making and University Futures: Audit Culture and the New Academic Capitalism
Cris Shore, SCAS and University of London, gives a seminar on "Unbundling, Market Making and University Futures: Audit Culture and the New Academic Capitalism". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
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–14:00
AI4Research open seminar
AI4Research open seminar: Federated Learning for Language Models
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ZOOM WEBINAR: From Trojan Horses to Bridge-Builders: Europe’s Neutral States and the Soviet Union in the Global Cold War
Aryo Makko, SCAS and Stockholm University, gives a seminar on "From Trojan Horses to Bridge-Builders: Europe’s Neutral States and the Soviet Union in the Global Cold War". The talk will be followed by a Q&A session.
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Re-emergence/emergency walk: Through the Pandemic Portal – Life, Love and Learning
Welcome to the first Re-emergence/emergency walk this autumn!
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BOOK SEMINAR - HYBRID EVENT: The Imposter as Social Theory
Claes-Fredrik Helgesson, Else Vogel and Steve Woolgar will present their new book.
Ulrika Dahl will comment on the book. -
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Queer seminar: Cripping a neoliberal civil society
On contemporary disability activism that challenge sexual norms in Sweden
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Webinar about Minor Field Studies
Are you interested in doing field studies abroad? Minor Field Studies is a grant programme that is intended for Bachelor’s and Master’s students who want to learn about developing countries and development issues. This is done by collecting data for a degree project over a period of 8 to 20 weeks in a country approved by Sida/UHR.
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Webinar about Erasmus Traineeship
Are you considering collecting data or do a traineeship abroad? An Erasmus traineeship grant makes it possible for students to conduct a traineeship or collect data for a thesis or degree project at a company, organisation or university in Europe.
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Re-emergence/emergency walk: Conspirituality – Language, Myth and Community
Welcome to the second Re-emergence/emergency walk this autumn!
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Webinar about Exchange studies
So, you are interested in applying for an exchange at one of our partner universities all over the world. That´s great! Maybe you are wondering which documents to submit, or how to write an Academic Purpose Statement?
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Re-emergence/emergency walk: Climate Walks – One Hour and Forty Five Minutes to Glasgow
Welcome to the third Re-emergence/emergency walk this autumn!
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Queer seminar: Sensing Sexile: Seeing Latinas, Working Sex
On the life of Adela Vázquez, a Cuban transgender activist.
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Queerseminarium: Dis/locating the Queer Muslim in the Archive
The Centre for Gender Research organises open queer seminars for all interested in and/or actively working with the concept of 'queer', through practice, theory or activism.
