GLOBALIZATION: A VERY CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE
8 December 2005
Room LT122, Ashby Building, Stranmillis Road
Queen’s University Belfast
4.00pm-7.30pm
Speakers: Professor Terry McGee, Dr Anthony Gristwood, Professor Walter Epp, Professor Neil MacFarlane
Further details: Susan Hodgett sl.hodgett@ulster.ac.uk
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
Sharing good practice in teaching Area Studies: enhancing the student experience
14 November 2005, CILT, London
When examined from the point of view of the student, it is apparent that area studies courses offer many opportunities and challenges for both students and their teachers. In this workshop, five teachers of area studies explore ways in which they have developed courses and pedagogies that enhance the experiences of their students in acquiring knowledge and developing appropriate skills in their chosen area study.
Full details can be found on the LLAS website
14 November 2005, CILT, London
When examined from the point of view of the student, it is apparent that area studies courses offer many opportunities and challenges for both students and their teachers. In this workshop, five teachers of area studies explore ways in which they have developed courses and pedagogies that enhance the experiences of their students in acquiring knowledge and developing appropriate skills in their chosen area study.
Full details can be found on the LLAS website
European Research Students' Conference
London, Monday 14 November 2005
This one-day conference is aimed at research students of all levels who are engaged in the field of EU-related studies. This event offers an ideal introduction to the UACES community as well as an opportunity to meet fellow academics & researchers who are engaged in related fields of European research.
The conference is open for any student to attend, whether or not they are a member of UACES.
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard, (Honorary President of UACES & Imperial College London) will give the Conference Keynote Speech on ‘what academics can learn from practitioners and vice versa’.
Philip Hall, (Head of the European Secretariat in the UK Cabinet Office) will also speak on the UK Presidency of the European Council.
A Roundtable on ‘how to get your work published’ will also bring together a number of key figures in the field of publishing.
For the full conference programme and registration details please go to www.uacesstudentforum.org or www.uaces.org
(Deadline for registration is Monday 7th November)
London, Monday 14 November 2005
This one-day conference is aimed at research students of all levels who are engaged in the field of EU-related studies. This event offers an ideal introduction to the UACES community as well as an opportunity to meet fellow academics & researchers who are engaged in related fields of European research.
The conference is open for any student to attend, whether or not they are a member of UACES.
Lord Kerr of Kinlochard, (Honorary President of UACES & Imperial College London) will give the Conference Keynote Speech on ‘what academics can learn from practitioners and vice versa’.
Philip Hall, (Head of the European Secretariat in the UK Cabinet Office) will also speak on the UK Presidency of the European Council.
A Roundtable on ‘how to get your work published’ will also bring together a number of key figures in the field of publishing.
For the full conference programme and registration details please go to www.uacesstudentforum.org or www.uaces.org
(Deadline for registration is Monday 7th November)
Languages-based Area Studies
The ESRC, the AHRC, and HEFCE invite prososals for 5-year collaborative Centres under this £22 million initiative.
Details can be found on the ESRC website
The ESRC, the AHRC, and HEFCE invite prososals for 5-year collaborative Centres under this £22 million initiative.
Details can be found on the ESRC website
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