Congrats to everyone on being elected to our new DCU Philosophy Society committee! Looking forward to getting started in the next academic year.
Chairperson: Sören Dréano
Secretary: Daniel O’Sullivan
PRO: Odhrán Johnson
Treasurer: James Kavanagh
Whether you’re interested in data ethics or the ethical issues surrounding big data employed in social science research @DCU’s Ethics and Privacy Week hosted by @dcucomputing & the School of Theology, Philosophy and Music is well worth the look! Taking place between the 22nd-25th
We are excited to announce the second speaker on the 28th will be Dr. Geentanjali Srikantan from @TilburgLawNews discussing the impact of Hinduism and Islam upon the formation of states in Asia.
Join us for a free webinar the 28th of April.
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Freedom of Religion and Equality, how do the two interact? Where are the lines? Join us for a great seminar with @TomHickeyDCU, Semaus McEntee from @DCUInterFaith and Sahar Ahmed from @TCDLawSchool
Free seminar, 09 March 18:30, KA 115 U-building DCU GLA
https://t.co/U6Dw4Y0V5p
Proud to announce Dr @TomHickeyDCU will join next week's seminar on Religion and Equality. Speaking on the Irish Constitution and how Freedom of Religion and Freedom from Discrimination have interacted. We are looking forward to his presentation!
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Our friends in the philosophy society have a special guest talk tomorrow exploring Buddhism and the Self -- 6pm in the U Building in the Glasnevin Campus
Join us on the 3rd of March at 6pm a talk delivered by by our wonderful guest speaker Jnanadhara from the Dublin Buddhist Centre on ‘Buddhism and the Self’ in KA102, the U building.
mid-teens. After finishing a diploma in music he encountered the Triratna Buddhist Community and was ordained into the Triratna Buddhist Order in 2003. Soon after he moved to Dublin and is one of the main teachers at the Dublin Buddhist Centre. He has been the chairperson of(3/4)
We are excited to announce that Sahar Ahmed will be speaking at the Religion and Equality seminar. She will discuss human rights and Islam(ic) States.
Stay tuned for more details and don't forget to register for this free seminar!
09 March 18:30, KA 115
https://t.co/U6Dw4Y0V5p