Working to improve our understanding of diverse cultures and societies, promoting a life of learning and growth. TLÜ Humanitaarteaduste Instituut aka TÜHI.
Apply for Marie Curie PostDoc Fellowship at Tallinn University School of Humanities. Candidates can participate in a 5-day hands-on training in Tallinn (accomm, meals and travel support provided), takes place from June 9 to 13. Apply by March 31. https://t.co/UWfRM6M4JM
Cambridge University Press published the book "The Fabric of Historical Time" jointly written by Marek Tamm, Professor of Cultural History at Tallinn University, and Zoltán Boldizsár Simon, Researcher in Historical Theory at Bielefeld University.
https://t.co/HTzqPYxOpc
Come study East Slavonic Culture at Tallinn University School of Humanities! One full-time, fully funded Ph.D. junior researcher position is available! https://t.co/aLOEgXuyD0
NB! Available PhD positions in humanities:
HISTORY, https://t.co/SxmcAxTzM5
STUDIES OF CULTURE, https://t.co/sY4aswGwXJ
LINGUISTICS, https://t.co/Nn8qriHItX
Application period: 22 May - 29 June 2023
Spoke with Dr. Margaret Comer (UCL/TLU) about her experience at CBSE in Kaunas and how the community exchange is important for her research.
See what she has to say in the video below, then attend her talk tomorrow, June 17, at 9:00 in Room 104!
@ilsadcat @TallinnHum@UCLSSEES
Call for Marie Cure Postdoctoral Fellows!
Tallinn University's School of Humanities invites young and talented researchers to express their interest in the Marie S. Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA) PF program.
More information: https://t.co/s5iBMP9V9G
NB! Available PhD positions in humanities:
HISTORY, https://t.co/SxmcAxTzM5
STUDIES OF CULTURE, https://t.co/sY4aswGwXJ
LINGUISTICS, https://t.co/Nn8qriHItX
Application period: 22 May - 29 June 2023
Tallinn University School of Humanities is looking for candidates for our PhD program in History.
In 2023, we are primarily looking for motivated emerging scholars who wish to research topics related to the Baltic Sea and the Eastern European region.
https://t.co/SxmcAxTzM5
Attend or zoom in on our symposium,
Post-extractivist legacies and landscapes: Humanities, artistic and activist responses
This Friday, 28 April 2023
Tallinn University, room A-325 and online https://t.co/Wm8AUWyMUA
More information: https://t.co/6cbn2KGcJa
Other faculty include Sofia Dyak (Lviv C of Urban History), Botakoz Kassymbekova (U Basel), Zbigniew Wojnowski (Oxford U), Aro Velmet (U Southern California), Eglė Rindzevičiūtė (Kingston U), Madina Tlostanova (Linköping U) and several other local and international scholars.
Attention graduate students of Soviet history and culture! Be sure to apply for our summer school:
DISENTANGLING EURASIA: Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and their Successors.
Join us in Tallinn from July 28 to August 4, 2023.
Apply by April 30! https://t.co/UE9yRZx2GO
This Wednesday, @SogolasTlu will host Prof. Maria Mälksoo @MMalksoo (U Copenhagen), who will give a talk on "Russia’s War against Ukraine through a Post-Colonial Looking Glass." Details: https://t.co/5YUIEZFIxR
Next Tuesday, join us for a talk by @TallinnHum research fellow @KristoNurmis. Dr. Nurmis will present a paper on Baltic reactions to communism under Nazi rule.
1st Talk in our 2023 Speaker Series is next week! @KristoNurmis, @TallinnUni, presents 'First Draft of Memory: Reactions to Communism in Nazi-Occupied Baltic States, 1941–44' 14 February 2023, 16.00 (EET) on Zoom - more info here: https://t.co/s1cPwvN30C