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Practical workshop on trauma-informed approaches to research and teaching (11 November)

Photo: Screen Media WHERE: The University of Tromsø, UB 244 WHEN: 11 November, 09.30–16.30 The large-scale resettlement of Ukrainian refugees across Europe has drawn growing research interest from linguists, sociolinguists, sociologists, and educators. Yet, in most cases, neither researchers nor educators have specialized training in working with populations who may have been exposed to traumatic events. […]

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Healthcare Preparedness in the Nordic Region: How Prepared Are We? (November 12)

WHERE: Litteraturhuset Oslo, Kverneland WHEN: 12 November, 14:00 – 15:30 Healthcare preparedness has received a lot of attention in recent years — and for good reason. The COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have demonstrated how vulnerable our societies can be without a comprehensive and inclusive preparedness system. The Nordic countries generally have strong welfare

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Frokostseminar om ukrainsk økonomi og norsk-ukrainsk økonomisk samarbeid (31 Oktober)

UKRAINETT og OsloMet har gleden av å invitere til et åpent frokostseminar om ukrainsk økonomi og norsk-ukrainsk økonomisk samarbeid. NÅR: Fredag 31 oktober, 08.30–10.30 HVOR: OsloMet, Pilestredet 44, Elisabeth Lampes hus, Auditorium V130. STREAMING: Join Zoom Meetinghttps://oslomet.zoom.us/j/65603770225 Meeting ID: 656 0377 0225Password: 056301 Vennligst vær oppmerksom på at du kan bli bedt om å oppgi

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Ukraine at War: How to mobilize the people for war? (28 October)

Photo: IFS After four years of fighting against Russia’s full-scale invasion, questions of mobilisation and public resilience are more urgent than ever. This seminar, hosted by The Norwegian Defence University College (NDUC) under the Programme for Ukraine and Full-Spectrum Threats, offers expert insights into how mobilisation policies have developed and what they mean for the course

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Ellisiv of Kyiv, Queen of Norway One Thousand Years Ago (24 October)

Illustration: students of Department of Visual Design and Art, Lviv Polytechnic National University. Who was Queen Ellisiv, born one thousand years ago in Kyiv? She married King Harald Hardruler Sigurdsson of Norway in 1044, becoming the first Norwegian queen not born in Scandinavia. This mini-conference aims to shed light on what we know about Ellisiv

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Seminar on Developments in the Law of State Immunity (20 November)

Photo: bloodua / Mostphotos.com The Research Group for Human Rights and International Law at UiT The Arctic University of Norway will host a seminar on Developments in the Law of State Immunity on 20 November 2025 in Tromsø. WHEN: 20 November, 2025 (08.30 – 17.15) WHERE: UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø (Teorifagbygget House 1, Room 1.343)

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UKRAINETT+ conference – Full programme available

Photo: UiB The full programme of the annual UKRAINETT+ conference has now been published: The War and Beyond: Perspectives on Ukrainian Culture and Society. The conference takes takes place at the University of Bergen 14-15 October and features two keynote talks and five parallel panel sessions with a total of 65 papers. Registration is open for in-person

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Peoples and Territorial Issues in Post-Habsburg Central Europe during the 20th Century (24 September)

Photo: Trecătorul răcit How has the imperial legacy of Central European states shaped the relationship between nation and state, especially in Ukraine? The Center for Slavic and East European Studies at the University of Oslo will host the event “Peoples and Territorial Issues in Post-Habsburg Central Europe during the 20th Century”, featuring Étienne Boisserie, Professor of

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