Events at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library - Page 4

Join President of Moldova Maia Sandu for a discussion on Moldova's perspective on Russia's war against Ukraine and Europe's security.

Tired of studying? Take a break and join us for the launching of Future In Our Hands' new sustainability report –  while enjoying free, sustainable food and beverages. We encourage everyone to bring their own reusable cup!

Would you like to grow your own food? Join our workshop and learn how to make your very own kitchen garden! We provide everything you need to get started.

This spring, India’s one-billion strong electorate will participate in what is set to be the biggest democratic exercise in world history. But does that necessarily make India “the world’s largest democracy”?

Join us for an inspiring seminar where we ask project leaders, philologists & textual scholars and developers to delve into the status quo of sustainable digital scholarly editions. 

Starting from the Maidan Revolution of Dignity in 2013, Ukraine’s society has increasingly held checks and balances on Ukrainian politics and served as a backbone in holding Ukrainian politicians accountable. Welcome to a public lecture with Dr. Tetiana Kostiuchenko.

Welcome to the book launch of Theo Rakopoulos’ book Passport island – the first ethnography published on the burning issue of citizenship by investment.

This month in the PPBC: Tap into the World of Science Communication with Us!

This month in the PPBC: Unlock the Secrets of Successful Literature Searches!

Learn how some of the European university alliances are working to develop opportunities for students and staff. Perhaps you will be inspired to contribute with offers to our own alliance, Circle U.?

Imposter syndrome probably affects most of us, and can seriously affect our mental health, confidence, and happiness. This talk by Hugo de Boer aims to analyse and relativise imposter syndrome, as well as provide insights to mitigate its effects.

How can Circle U. students, academics, and leaders collaborate on interdisciplinary education and find ways to prepare students for coping with wicked problems?