Archive - Previous PhD Courses at Graduate School of Arts
Wed13Feb
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Writing for Journals in the fields of Art, Literature and Cultural Studies (Workshop series) 13 February - 13 March 2019: The series of workshops is about getting bet-ter at writing articles aimed at specific academic journals. In a two stage process we first discus existing articles from specific journals as selected by the participants, then discus the participants’ ongoing work, aimed at publication in these journals.
Mon11Feb
00:00-00:00 | Campus Emdrup The Philosophy of the Human and Social Sciences 11 - 14 February 2019: The course gives an introduction to central problems and positions in the philosophical understanding of the human and social sciences.
Hermeneutics, phenomenology, structuralism, social constructivism, post-modernism Explanation and understanding, actor-structure, relation to methodologies in the human and social sciences and recent debates surrounding these such as about evidence and the social function of these scientific disciplines.
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Empiriværkstedet - kursus i kvalitativ metode F2019 Forårssemestret 2019: Formålet med kurset er at: A) få en mulighed for at fordybe sig i analyser og diskussioner af eget og andres kvalitative empiriske materiale. B) Derigennem skærpe sine analytiske, metodiske og videnskabsteoretiske viden og færdigheder. C) Få indblik i, at metode vedrører alle faser i et forskningsprojekt – fra indledende spørgsmål og design til datagenerering og analyse. D) Og derigennem blive trænet til at gennemføre et sammenhængende argument.
Thu31Jan
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Empiriværkstedet - kursus i kvalitativ metode F2019 31. januar - 23. maj 2019: Empiriværkstedet er et interdisciplinært forum for analyse og diskussion af kvalitative empiriske forskningsprojekter.
Tue15Jan
09:00-17:00 | Campus Moesgård Fieldwork and psychological wellbeing 15 January 2019: In addition to positive stories from the field, with this Ph.D. course we wish to address other important aspects of the fieldwork experience among young researchers and allow for an open conversation about the at times difficult, personally changing and boring parts of fieldwork.
Mon14Jan
00:00-00:00 | England & Germany Machine Feeling 14 January - 2 February 2019: The workshop aims to provide a forum for emerging researchers to enter into speculation, critique, exchange, and dialog about their research topic. The primary focus is on the participants’ individual research projects, as well fostering networks, knowledge exchange and widening dissemination. Although it is primarily aimed at international PhD researchers, the workshop is also open to artists, curators, and programmers who are pursuing research outside an academic context.
Wed12Dec
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Theology and Philosophy and Organization Studies 12 - 14 December 2018: The aim of this course is to explore a variety of relationships between theology/philosophy and (critical) management studies. It uses various context and concepts to explore these relations: management, financialization, hope, profanation, dignity and leadership. All this in order to enable students in humanities to translate their work to non-academic work contexts, and to enable students in management to recognize and analyse the theological or philosophical backgrounds to organizational practices.
Wed12Dec
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Masterclass and seminar with Prof. Alexandra Walsham 12 - 13 December 2018: Junior scholars (PhD students/postdoc fellows/assistant professors) are invited to submit proposals concerning their ongoing or future projects for a masterclass and a roundtable discussion conducted by Alexandra Walsham (Cambridge University). The intention is to discuss and improve the individual research questions, as well as considering general methodological issues.
Mon10Dec
00:00-00:00 | Campus Aarhus Gender and Culture – part II - on posthumanist and new materialist perspectives 10 - 12 December 2018: The aim of the course is to foster advanced reflection on gender as a factor in cultural studies at multiple levels and to qualify the PhD students through in-depth studies to integrate such reflection in their independent research
