Arrangementer

Fakultetskalenderen er ikke nødvendigvis udtømmende. Her lægges kun større arrangementer, som fakultetssekretariatet kender til. Vi trækker dog arrangementer fra institutternes kalendere ind i denne fakultetskalender.

• 1. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-15.30

  Research Seminar Series: Infrastructural incompleteness: Perspectives from smart city experiments in/from the Global South

  This talk embarks from a fairly modest premise that asks: how does the concept of incompleteness reshape our perspectives on and theories about urban infrastructure and infrastructural futures? In tackling this inquiry,…

• 4. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-15.00

  ‘Afterlife’ workshop

  Considering the afterlife of constellations of places, people and things can reveal much about politics, aspirations, and well-being in this life.

• 5. dec. 2023, kl. 13.00-14.30

  Advertising: Materiality and Banal Political Economy

  POSTPONED - The Department of Sociology is pleased to invite you to a public lecture by Professor of Sociology Donald MacKenzie.

• 5. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-15.30

  Revolutions aesthetic: A cultural history of Ba'thist Syria

  Guest Lecture by Max Weiss.

• 6. dec. 2023, kl. 15.00-16.00

  EduQuant seminar: Absence and Completion among students in Vocational Education

  Join EduQuant’s seminar, where Fane Groes from Copenhagen Business School, will present her paper "Absence and Completion among students in Vocational Education". Abstract We analyze the effect of school absence on…

• 7. dec. 2023, kl. 14.15-15.30

  Francois Gerard, University of London, Queen Mary

  "Mitigating the consequences of job-loss in low-income countries: Experimental evidence from Ethiopia", Seminar arranged by Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality

• 7. dec. 2023, kl. 15.15-16.45

  CMS-forelæsning: Valg i Taiwan - hvad betyder det for global politik?

  I denne forelæsning vil Peter Harmsen, ph.d. i Kinastudier og Weekendavisens Asienkorrespondent, beskrive forholdet til Kina og samspillet mellem Taiwans inden- og udenrigspolitik, samt placere 2024-valget i en historis…

• 7. dec. 2023, kl. 16.00-17.30

  Økonomisk Eksploratorium #35 PISA

  Hvad er PISA-undersøgelser? Hvad viser de nyeste resultater? Og hvordan går det danske elever i undersøgelserne? Kom med til næste Økonomisk Eksploratorium, hvor Hans Bay vil fortælle om de nyeste PISA-resultater, som e…

• 9. dec. - 10. dec. 2023

  Konference: Seksualitet, Forførelse og Undervisning

  Konference i Selskab for Teoretisk Psykoanalyse, som afholdes på DPU, Aarhus Universitet, campus Emdrup.

• 11. dec. 2023, kl. 10.00-11.30

  Bliv klædt på til at dække OK24 på det offentlige område

  Vil du høre FAOS’ bud på, hvordan overenskomstforhandlingerne på det offentlige område i 2024 kommer til at forme sig? FAOS inviterer journalister, presse- og kommunikationsmedarbejdere til presseseminar om OK24.

• 14. dec. 2023, kl. 14.15-15.15

  Hanna Wang, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona/BSE

  "Life-cycle Implications of Childbirth on Women’s Job Search and Mobility", Seminar arranged by Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality (CEBI)

• 15. dec. 2023, kl. 11.00-12.30

  SODAS Lecture: The Legacies of the Dead: Using Gravestones to Study the Causes and Consequences of Religiosity

  A lecture on how to use information extracted from the gravestone pictures of deceased U.S. citizens to derive ecologically valid insights into religiosity.

• 15. dec. 2023, kl. 14.00-15.30

  Research Seminar Series: Creating safety through belonging and disaffection in a Southern Italian steel town

  Presenter: Anna Lora-Wainwright, University of Oxford This paper draws on a collaborative project with Raffaele Ippolito, Maaret Jokela- Pansini and Beth Greenhough on experiences of environmental risk in Taranto, Italy…

• 15. jan. 2024, kl. 13.00-16.00

  Thomas Madsen defends his PhD thesis

  The title of the PhD thesis is 'The Social Psychology of Urban Policy: The Case of the ‘Parallel Society Agreement'.

• 24. jan. 2024, kl. 15.00-16.00

  Public Talk: Informers Up Close

  Informers play a pivotal role in shaping the dynamics of repressive regimes, influencing the course of history, often at the expense of individual freedoms.

• 30. jan. 2024, kl. 12.00-13.00

  Department Seminar: Speaking in- and outside academic norms. Linguistic capital in vocational education in Denmark

  Speaker: Pia Quist (UCPH, Sociolinguistics)

• 2. febr. 2024, kl. 13.00-16.00

  Gustav Bøg Petersen defends his PhD thesis

  The title of the PhD thesis is 'Agents and avatars in immersive virtual reality: Effects on learning outcomes and the subjective learning experience'.

• 6. febr. 2024, kl. 12.00-13.00

  Department Seminar: Disentangling the Drivers of Grading Bias: Evidence from a Natural Experiment

  Speaker: Anders Hjorth-Trolle (Rockwool Fonden) and Asta Breinholst (RUC).

• 8. febr. 2024, kl. 15.00-16.30

  CMS Seminar: Perspectives on the future of cybersecurity

  Cybersecurity has received increasing political, military, and scholarly attention in the past decades, accompanying the growing dependence on digital infrastructures and technologies.

• 9. febr. 2024, kl. 9.30-12.30

  CMS-Seminar: Kvanteteknologi – militære og sikkerhedspolitiske perspektiver

  Kvanteteknologi kan potentielt markant forøge militær slagkraft på tværs af operative domæner. Derfor er området blevet et parameter i den globale stormagtskonkurrence.