00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Basis I - Introduction to Linguistic Research E2019 9-13 December 2019: The course will give an overview of central theories, methods and debates within some of the fundamental disciplines within linguistics.
Wed04Dec
00:00-00:00 | Campus Emdrup (Copenhagen) Methodologies in making. Educational materialities in time and space (Or a PhD-course about Materiality, Pedagogy and History) 4 - 6 December 2019: The course will give the participants the courage and the foundation for continuing along new paths in regard to the study of education and materiality and expanding their knowledge of the theoretical and methodological ideas, connected to this field. We also hope to stimulate their empirial phantasy though a bus tour, stopping at important Danish examples of educational design.
Mon25Nov
00:00-00:00 | Sønderborg Organization of Learning and Knowledge – from the classics to contemporary issues 25 - 28 November 2019: This course familiarizes PhD students to managerial and organizational theories and concepts relevant when studying issues of learning and knowledge. The questions we will deal with in the course are how different understandings of organizations, coordination, and control make it possible to research learning and knowledge. From that perspective, a number of theoretical movements by way of which learning and knowledge have been given existence are unfolded. The PhD-students will get the opportunity to work with and engage in discussions of a variety of perspectives.
Tue19Nov
00:00-00:00 | Campus Emdrup (Copenhagen) Critique rather than criticism - Foundations and implications of affirmative and speculative methodologies 19 - 21 November 2019: The purpose of this course is to make the PhD students able to identify and formulate the possibilities, foundations and implications of critique in her/his thesis and research. The participants will be able to distinguish various forms of critique and to position the PhD approach in relation to various forms of critique.
Thu14Nov
00:00-00:00 | Campus Moesgård (Aarhus) Sustainable meals in a temporal perspective 14 - 15 November 2019: At this Ph.D. course we explore the meal understood as a practice embedded in time, in as well a macro- and a micro-sociological understanding. We thus see the meal as a practice within time ecologies. That means that meals are a temporal practice of producing, preparing and eating food as a nexus of different social and natural timescapes.
Mon11Nov
00:00-00:00 | Campus Moesgård (Aarhus) Ph.d.-kursus i kreativ skrivning: dagbogen 11., 18., 25. november & 2. december 2019: Kursets sigte er at gøre deltagerne til bedre skribenter og bedre læsere igennem øvelse i kreativ eller litterær skrivning. Udgangspunktet er at man bliver bedre til at skrive i det hele taget ved at prøve kræfter med litteraturens større sprog og ubegrænsede frihed, og at man bliver en bedre læser af at skrive litterært fordi det bringer en på den anden side af teksten, ind i maskinrummet hvor man opdager hvor kompliceret et system en tekst er.
Tue08Oct
00:00-00:00 | Campus Emdrup (Copenhagen) Diagnosis of contemporary times – perspectives and analytical strategies 8 - 10 October 2019: The goal of this PhD course is to qualify our understanding of the contemporary will to diagnosis of contemporaneity as well as our understanding and mastery of the theoretical framework of and actual diagnostic practices within different diagnostic perspectives.
Thu03Oct
09:00-12:00 | Campus Aarhus PhD Seminar: Feminism and Nationalist Politics 3 October 2019: Through participation in the seminar with Dr Farris, students will gain an intimate introduction to the topic of 'femonationalism' as well as the theoretical aspects of conceptualising such phenomena in political and sociological theory. Further, students working on relevant topics will have the opportunity to get expert feedback on their research from a leading scholer in the field.
Wed02Oct
00:00-00:00 | Campus Moesgaard (Aarhus) Approaching pottery studies: current perspectives and future directions 2-3 October 2019: The course will offer research-led teaching on methods and techniques for the study of pottery and will focus on two main objectives:
To explore the importance of pottery study for archaeological research
To explore and discuss traditional and innovative approaches to ceramic analysis
