Global Drinking Project kickstarting at Sandbjerg On 16 -18 March, in the charming setting of Sandbjerg manor in Southern Jutland, members of our department took part in an international workshop. It was organised as part of the Global Drinking Project – an initiative of the Global Studies Department, aimed at exploring global phenomena through the […]
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The above photos are by Lars Kruse, Aarhus University Conference: Rebuilding of Ukraine – People, Ideas, Technologies and Resources On March 28, the conference “Rebuilding of Ukraine. People, Ideas, Technologies, and Recourses” took place, organized by AUFF-Ukraine Research Fellows at the Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS), with the financial support of the Carlsberg Foundation.
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Semester abroad in Riga By Frederik: My name is Frederik, and I am in Riga, Latvia for my semester abroad. I have been here for around 2 months now and have around 4 months left. Riga is a city in which a lot of cultures meet, and many things take place. People speak a mix
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Internship at Erhverv Aarhus/ International Community After a canceled internship and a break due to corona, I finally got the chance to do an internship right here in the middle of Aarhus. My journey as an intern at Erhverv Aarhus/International Community began in August 2022 and wrapped up on January 2023. I applied for the
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Internship At The Embassy Of Denmark In Tokyo During my third semester of GLAS, I had the opportunity to work as a part of the Public Diplomacy and Communications team during my internship at the Embassy of Denmark in Tokyo. This role allowed me to get hands-on experience with a variety of tasks related to
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Meina Jia Sandal defends her dissertation On 23 February, Meina Jia Sandal obtained her PhD degree after successfully defending her dissertation titled “Daigou: Transnational Flows, Relatedness, and the Reproduction of the Chinese Family”. Meina’s dissertation explored how Chinese women in Denmark had utilized their connections and the knowledge and social capital they had acquired as
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Guest Lecture with Professor Shoko Hirai On 26 January, Professor of family sociology Shoko Hirai from University of Kobe Japan held a most elucidating lecture on Population and Society in Japan 1720-2020, which was well attended by students and faculty from the Department of Global Studies at Aarhus University. Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Professor
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Chinese dumpling-making On 4 February, students and staff from our China Studies program met up at Aarhus Kollegiet in Brabrand to make jiaozi (Chinese dumplings) in a belated celebration of Chinese New Year. The students got a hands-on lesson in Chinese culinary culture, as they learned to make dumplings from scratch – preparing the filling,
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Um pouquinho de Brasil na Dinamarca A little slice of Brazil in Denmark The word “diaspora” has accumulated multiple connotations since its initial iterations in Greek centuries ago. Beyond a mere “dispersal” of people across the globe, diasporas are rich communities filled with emotional memories, artistic expressions and vibrant economies. Diasporas are also targets of
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Not too late for kvote 2 Deadline 15th March Interested in combining anthropology, history, political science and language with a focus on one of the most dynamic regions of the world? Remember that you can get into the programmes via kvote 2, if you apply before the 15th of March. Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin PrevPreviousNew video
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