We are presently organizing a European Summer School in Canadian Studies (ESSCS), which will take place in Vienna and Innsbruck from June 29 until July 10, 2020. The European Summer School in Canadian Studies is the first of its kind and addresses the multidisciplinary field of Canadian Studies. It aims at bringing high-potential students from various countries in Europe and beyond together to strengthen the dialogue between the many disciplines that make up Canadian Studies: literary and cultural studies, indigenous studies, media studies, linguistics, history, cultural geography, political sciences, sociology, gender studies, and economics. It offers high-potential MA/MEd and PhD students in the Humanities and Social Sciences critical perspectives on national myths and stereotypes.
For detailed information on the summer school programme, please go to the ESSCS-homepage: canada.univie.ac.at/esscs-2020.
“London in Literature – Literary London” (Katalina Kopka & Dr Jana Nittel)
This trip continues a longstanding tradition (since 2010) which has been established in faculty 10 in that it offers students a weekly excursion to London every third year. Having adjusted the focus of this trip around six major topic choices: Queer London; Women Writers and London; London’s Imperial Past and Postcolonial Present; London Theatreland and the Shakespearean Stage; London and Crime, and London and the Long Eighteen Century this seven-day excursion offers now a variety of research activities and experiential learning, promising this to be a yet another brilliant study experience.
General Studies course: CPs to be negotiated
Eligibility:
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All Students registered in the following course programmes: M.A. E-SC; M.A. TnL; M.Ed. Englisch and B.A. E-SC.;
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Non-EU nationals need to enquire about visa regulations regarding their entry to the UK as we are unable to refund any payments.
Requirements: If possible please register and attend the following course: “London in Literature – Literary London: A Literary and Cultural Journey across the Centuries” (VAK: 10-76-4-D2/WD2-01). We would also like you to try to attend as many pre-departure meetings regarding our excursion as possible.
We offer (part of the €350, 00 contribution and financial support of faculty 10):
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Accommodation in LSE Bankside Hostel in twin and triple rooms with shared bathroom facilities and breakfast included (7 nights);
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Entry fees to museums, tickets for theatre performances, guided museum tours, Globe Education Workshop, and heritage sites.
Additional Costs:
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€350,00 per student to be transferred until April 25th, 2019,
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Flight to and from London and airport transfer,
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Weekly Travel card 1-3 in London
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Food and Drink.
Please send an email to Katalina Kopka (Kopka@uni-bremen.de) and Dr. Jana Nittel (jnittel@uni-bremen.de) and include the following information:
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Full name, student number and the name of your study programme
We look forward to an exciting trip!
All our best wishes,
Katalina Kopka and Jana Nittel
Eine Studie der Bremer Sprachwissenschaftlerin Inke Du Bois hat bereits internationale Beachtung gefunden: Mit türkischem, amerikanischem Akzent und Hochdeutsch haben Studierende in vier Bremer Stadtteilen Vermieter angerufen. Die Zusage für eine Wohnungsbesichtigung haben aber nicht alle bekommen.
Summer schools offered by the Montreal Centre of International Studies of Université de Montréal (CERIUM) on major themes of international politics
Each school brings together a dozen experts and researchers from various backgrounds and provides knowledge on a current international issue. The Summer Schools are tuition free for students from our Partner Universities! Please note that the vast majority of conferences are offered in French.
For who?
In addition to students (credit courses*), NGO members, civil servants, journalists, diplomats, professors, professionals and company executives are invited to take advantage of CERIUM international courses.
Why ?
To receive fast, quality, practice-based training through the contribution of a team of selected professors and practitioners.
Themes 2019
May 20th to 25th :
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Enjeux stratégiques et diplomatiques de l’Asie de l’Est (Tokyo, Japan)
May 27th to June 1st :
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Immigration, intégration et diversité sur le marché du travail
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Gouvernance, ressources naturelles et conflits sociaux-environnementaux : à la recherche de solutions
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Entre documentation et création : approches intermédiales des images
June 3rd to 8th :
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L’ethnographie, ou mener l’enquête en sciences sociales
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Économie circulaire : une transition incontournable
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Justice internationale et droits des victimes
June 10th to 15th :
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Pratiques et politiques en contexte interculturel
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Islamisme dans le texte et dans le monde
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La gouvernance du risque dans un monde incertain
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Droits de la personne: Diagnostic international
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Les États-Unis de Trump
June 17th to 22nd :
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Humanités numériques: approches interdisciplinaires
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Between the EU and Russia, zone of contestation
June 24th to 29th :
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Trois enjeux du judaïsme contemporain
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Politiques internationales de l’Intelligence artificielle (Paris, France)
* Students will be able to register via the exchange program. The attached form in English must be completed and sent to the international affairs department of your institution. Students are responsible for ensuring that these credits are recognized by their home institution.