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Global Studies
Here you can learn more about the Global Studies Department at Aarhus University. Whether you are a current or future student, or simply a curious member of the public, you can get informed about ongoing activities and future events. We also invite you to discover the exciting experiences of our students abroad and the cutting-edge research of our staff on our website.
“Global Studies” in one of the most diverse departments of Aarhus University, home to students and staff alike, united in their interest in studying and researching a variety of cultures and societies across the world. We take pride in our diversity and strive for connecting local knowledge and world-views to global perspectives and the relationships between them.
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Brazilian Studies Research Colloquium
Brazilian Studies Research Colloquium To start December with a great...
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Global Ports and Shipping
On November 28 we held the closing event for “Global...
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New Book by Heather Swanson
On November 24, we hosted a fascinating book talk by...
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Read about current and former students’ Exchange experiences abroad.
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Upcoming December Events! 1️⃣ Research Colloquium: 📅 Date: December 1st 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM 📍 Location: Room 1467-316 Join us for the Brazil Studies Research Colloquium featuring presentations by Jonathan Mastai Husum and Clarissa Martins. Jonathan, a PhD candidate from the Spanish Department at Aarhus University, will share insights into ongoing research projects. Clarissa Martins from Universidade Federal de São Carlos will also contribute her expertise. 2️⃣ Global Drinking Conference: 📅 Dates: December 13-15 🌐 Theme: Exploring the Global Dimensions of Drinking Practices 📍 Location: At Aarhus University Insightful discussions on how drinking practices influence and are influenced by globalization. Stay tuned for the updates. #DecemberEvents #globalstudies #brazilianstudies #GlobalDrinkingConference
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A night of culinary cultural exchange 🍜 This Wednesday, our third semester Japanese Studies students brought the magic of cultural exchange to life with a wonderful cooking event! 🇯🇵 The students invited current exchange students from Japan, as well as their professors and assistant teachers. The participants formed groups to try their hand at making delicious dishes, blending Japanese and Danish flavors for an evening of party games and activities. A heartfelt thank you to our student organizers and everyone who joined the culinary adventure🌏 #globalstudies #japanstudies #culturalexchange
GlobalStudies.dk is designed as an interactive and creative digital meeting place for students and staff of all areas and across all academic levels. It includes digital resources feeding into the teaching and new projects and is primarily run by students and department staff.
This site includes sections from the fields or internships around the globe, blogs, a thesis bank showcasing talent, success stories, event news and much, much more.
This common digital platform aims to help overcome existing area boundaries between study programmes, assist students in locating themselves in the wider department, serve as a useful guide to future students as well as maintain ties amongst former students. Through this website, we also strive to make our Global Studies Department work available to wider audiences.
Our community of ‘globalities’ stretches beyond Aarhus and Denmark and includes alumni and partners elsewhere.
Join us and become a part of it.
Brazilian Studies Research Colloquium Recap To start December with a great event, Brazil Studies hosted a wonderful research colloquium yesterday. Along with a joint lunch where everyone brought a delicious dish, we enjoyed a few insightful presentations: - Clarissa Martins (Universidade Federal de São Carlos) - "In between: development, indigenous rights, and environmental crises.” - Jonathan Mastai Husum (Aarhus University) - "Languages in movement: a cross-border tale about the uses of Spanish, Portuguese, and Portunhol in the South American border areas.” - Amalie Dyrup Berthelsen (Aarhus University) - "Stories from an internship with an NGO in Ceará, Brazil.” 🙌 A heartfelt thank you to Clarissa, Jonathan, and Amalie for sharing their invaluable research and unique experiences. #GlobalStudies #ResearchColloquium #brazilianstudies #AcademicExcellence #GlobalPerspectives