Category Archives: Seminars and lectures

Seminar on Multiculturalism meets again on Tuesday, November 12 2013. We are discussing research plans of Silvia, Laura and Magdalena. Seminar session is hold in coffee room of General History (Historicum 1st floor) at 14-16. Welcome!

Seminar on Multiculturalism meets again on Tuesday November 5th at 14-16. We are discussing Karma’s research plan, which participants can get from Moodle platform. We are meeting in the coffee room of General History. It is in Historicum building (yellow building in Sirkkala campus area, Kaivokatu 12), 1st floor, at the end of the corridor. […]

Seminar on Multiculturalism meets again on Tuesday October 22. Seminar session is hold in seminar room E123, Minerva (Kaivokatu 12, 1st floor) at 14-16. We will discuss Niina’s topic and her research plan. Welcome!

24.9. Discussion about paper topics 1.10. and 8.10. No meeting 15.10. Presentation and research plan of Jaana 22.10. Presentations and research plans of Niina 29.10. Presentations and research plans of Kelsey and Gediminas 5.11. Presentations and research plans of Karma and Silvia 12.11. Presentations and research plans of Laura and Magdalena 19.11. Presentations and research […]

Seminar on Multiculturalism meets again on Tuesday 15th October in seminar room E123, Minerva when Jaana is presenting her research plan.

The seminar on multiculturalism will have its last meeting of the semester on May 7, when we will have two student presentations. Santa Stopniece will present her research paper “Intercultural communication in investment initiatives with China in the Baltic Sea Region” and Laura Bibard her research paper “Homosexuality, Islam and Catholicism: the example of the gay […]

The seminar on multiculturalism will meet again on March 19, when we will have two student presentations. Irina Ganina will present her research plan “Japanese and Korean pop-culture industries: similarities and perspectives for mutual influence” and Chuan-Ying Liu her research plan “Citizenship rights for transnational marriage migrants in a “multicultural” Taiwan”. Welcome!