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Event Information Event on “Funding Opportunities for Research Stays and Collaboration with Researchers in Germany”

Dear all, we invite you kindly to the Information event on: “Funding opportunities for research stays and collaboration with researchers in Germany”
Monday, February 13th, 17.00 – 18.30 EET
The European Humanities University, Savičiaus str. 17, room 303
Format: Hybrid
For researchers and scientists of all academic disciplines
With opening and welcome remarks by rector prof. Sergei Ignatov (EHU) and Dr. Andrei Kazakevich (Academic Coordinator at Clearing House SALT-2, Director at Institute “Political Sphere”)

Event Interdisciplinary conference “Games against Players”

On April 14-15, the interdisciplinary international conference “Games against Players” will be held at the European Humanities University (EHU). The event is organized by Games & Scholars (Vilnius) in partnership with the Laboratory for Computer Games at the Research Center for Mediaphilosophy (Saint Petersburg) and the Laboratory of Studies of Visual Culture and Contemporary Art (European Humanities University, Vilnius). The conference became possible thanks to support from the EHU Department of Social Sciences.

Event International Conference “Hannah Arendt – Thinking and Education in Times of Crisis”

On September 23-24, European Humanities University (EHU) is pleased to host an international conference “Hannah Arendt – Thinking and Education in Times of Crisis”, aiming to address salient issues of contemporary University Education by turning to the seminal thinking of Hannah Arendt.
The conference invites to identify, to raise, and to discuss critical issues of contemporary European university education by re-reading, re-considering, and re-invigorating the thinking of Hannah Arendt on the Conditio Humana, on the plurality of Man and the philosophical roots of education.

Event International Conference “Humanities Education in the Age of Technology”

On June 11-12, the European Humanities University in cooperation with the New Bulgarian University and the LCC International University is hosting an international conference “Humanities Education in the Age of Technology”.
This interdisciplinary international conference is set to concentrate faculty, students, and experts on a vibrant and meaningful debate regarding ways and means of addressing these challenges through the elaboration of innovative strategies of education in the field of humanities with a particular emphasis on the societies under transformation.

Event International Conference “The Legacy of Simone de Beauvoir and Post/Feminist Condition in the 21st century”

2019 marks the 70th anniversary of the publication of the Second Sex written by a famous French philosopher, writer, and feminist thinker Simone de Beauvoir. For many women, the book had been a genuine revelation, halfway between an overwhelming awareness of the global condition of women and the need for emancipation that this text-manifesto contains implicitly. For the first time, the differences between women and men were analyzed as the product of historicized knowledge, always and already culturally situated and socially determined by the patriarchal order.
The science itself contributes to maintaining the power hierarchies between women and men, by making the former the eternal auxiliaries of the latter. In this inspiring and revolutionary book, nothing escapes bold and shrewd analysis, which lists uncompromisingly the forms of women’s subjugation.

Event International Conference Women in Tech “Gender and Im/Material Labour”

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming International Conference Women in Tech “Gender and Im/Material Labour,” which will take place on June 15-16, 2023. This thought-provoking event will be held both offline at the European Humanities University located at Savičiaus str. 17 in Vilnius, Lithuania, and will also be available for online streaming.

Event International Round Table “Politics of decommunitisation. Experience of Eastern and Central Europe”

Wilfried Martens Center for European Studies (Belgium) and the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (Belarus), with the participation of the European Humanities University, are implementing a common project “Communist heritage in Belarus and EU countries: problems of interpretation and relevance of preservation”. Three round tables are planned within the project framework. On June 16, the third round table on the topic “Politics of decommunitisation. Experience of Eastern and Central Europe” will be held.