2019.11.07 | Historie og Klassiske Studier
Funded by Aarhus University Research Foundation Richard Cole and Alexis Hatto has produced a documentary on bureaucracy
2019.10.21 | Arts
A range of international collaboration agreements have improved opportunities for the faculty’s PhD students to study abroad at several British and American universities. Vice-dean Anne Marie Pahuus, who is the head of the faculty’s graduate school, hopes that the agreements will be perceived as a signal confirming the faculty’s commitment to…
2019.10.02 | Globale Studier
Chung Ai will be working on the project: “Sounds and Memories: Tracing the Sounds of War in Post-War Taiwan”
2019.10.01 | Antropologi
During his Jens Christian Skou Fellowship, Professor Ton Otto will be working on the project 'Navigating the present. An anthropological study of human agency and temporality'.
2019.09.23 | Arkæologi
Shumon Tobias Hussain will join CAS on 1 October 2019 where he will be affiliated the new ERC project “CLIOdynamic ARCHaeology: Computational approaches to Final Palaeolithic/earliest Mesolithic archaeology and climate change.
2019.09.23 | Filosofi og Idéhistorie
Anne will be working on a project about Murdoch as a modern existential philosophical reply to what Zygmunt Bauman has called the ‘overdetermined’ and misunderstood ideal of personal freedom through self-assertive consumerism in modern Western societies.
2019.09.06 | Filosofi og Idéhistorie
As of 1 August 2019, We are happy to welcome Somogy Varga to the School of Culture and Society as Professor in Philosophy.
2019.08.15 | Antropologi
Nanna joins CAS in August and will be working with research linked to IMAGENU - Imagining Gender Futures in Uganda headed by professor Lotte Meinert.
2019.08.15 | Religionsvidenskab
Benjamin will study the processes responsible for religious systems' covariance with threats to cooperation and coordination and assesses their effectiveness in alleviating those threats.
2019.08.15 | Antropologi
Anna Baral will be affiliated IMAGENU Imagining Gender Futures in Uganda headed by professor Lotte Meinert.
