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We offer courses and programmes in the Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Technology. More than 100 courses and 13 Master's programmes are offered in English.
War is redrawing the map of Baltic and East European research
In the shadow of the war, it is clear there is a desire to develop the area and to take a fresh look at past research.
Due to the war in Ukraine
Compiled information due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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IMS - Strategies for dealing with interreligious conflicts in school: experiences from Germany
In this webinar we will present and discuss how German schools have approached challenges related to interreligious conflicts, for example: religious mobbing, homophobia, religious exclusivism and radicalism, antisemitism or religious oriented racism.
The Cold War through the Lens of Music-Making in the GDR
CBEES Advanced Seminar “The Cold War through the Lens of Music-Making in the GDR. Political goals, aesthetic paradoxes, and the case of neutral Sweden” with Petra Österlund, Associate Professor in Ethnology and Henrik Rosengren, Associate Professor in History, Lund University.
Streams without Consciousness: AI and Automated Thinking.
Higher Seminar in Media and Communication Studies with Caroline Bassett, University of Cambridge.
Transitional Justice in the Midst of War
Is it possible to establish the foundations for peace while war rages? This is a pressing question to ask about the ongoing aggression against Ukraine. The conference explores the role of transitional justice in addressing the consequences of war - in the midst of war.
Probing the Nexus of the Nation-State and Democracy in the Baltic
CBEES Advanced Seminar “Probing the Nexus of the Nation-State and Democracy in the Baltic: Kurt Stavenhagen’s Political Phenomenology in Context” with Eva Piirimäe, Associate Professor of Political Theory, Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies, University of Tartu
Creating and Resisting the Data Centre Industry.
Higher Seminar in Media and Communication studies with Photini Vrikki, University College London