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Academic Freedom in the Politicocene | Copenhagen | May 2025 | 2 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionThis PhD course offers insights into the current entanglements of the political sphere with education and science. The course provides an overview of recent policies and initiatives relating to academic freedom and open science at the Eu |
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Care: Existential, Pedagogical and Aesthetic perspectives | Emdrup /Copenhagen | June 2025 | 3 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionThis interdisciplinary PhD course seeks to bring together PhD students across universities, faculties and disciplines to explore the question of what happens to practices of care in times of crises. As the authors of "The Care Manif |
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Crafting Ethnography | Aarhus C | June 2025 | 3 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionThis course approaches ethnographic analysis, argument and writing as a craft to be learned. Good ethnographic craftsmanship entails giving primacy to empirical material and bringing it into dialogue with theoretical positions to nuance, |
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Essential Research Skills for PhD students at Arts and Human... | København NV | June 2025 | 1 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionThis course is provided by Aarhus University Library in Emdrup, Copenhagen, in collaboration with administrative and research staff from Aarhus University. It aims to provide PhD students in Arts at Aarhus University with essential skill |
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Ethical challenges and dilemmas in research with vulnerable ... | København NV | April 2025 | 3 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course description This PhD course deals with the ethical challenges, situations and dilemmas that PhD students encounter in their research - especially within the research environment covering human and social sciences. The PhD course focuses on how and |
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From analysis to text | Aarhus C and Copenhagen | - | 3,5 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionCourse objectivesThe aim of this course is to develop participants’ ability to produce and reflect on an academic text, and through that enforce the ability to write dissertations in a style and genre that suits the material and in |
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From Fieldwork to Analysis F25 | Aarhus and Copenhagen | March 2025 | 3,5 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionDay 1 Day 1 will be an introduction to analytical thinking discussing how one moves from empirical material to data. How does one identify “densities” in the material and transform these into data? What are the requirement |
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From Plans to Practice F25 | Højbjerg | March 2025 | 2 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course description This workshop gives newly enrolled PhD students in Anthropology at Aarhus and Copenhagen Universities the opportunity to present their research projects for critical and constructive discussion, aiming to turn a successful research prop |
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Gender Theories – from Beauvoir to Barad | Aarhus C | May 2025 | 3 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionThe course will describe and discuss gender theories as well as invite reflections on their relevancy and applicability in the projects of the participantsAimThe aim of the course is to foster a consciousness about gender as a phenomenon |
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Historiography in Art, Literature and Culture: Methods and P... | Aarhus C | April 2025 | 2 ECTS |
Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University
Course descriptionMost studies of literature, art and culture have a historical dimension. Even contemporary research objects can be studied historically. Indeed, ever since the 19th century there has been a strong tendency in the humanities to equate und |