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October 10 is the World Mental Health Day! In relation to that, UiODoc will host two online events on Zoom in the same week focuing on mental health for PhDs and Postdocs.
First, on October 14, we'll have a talk by the senior adviser Kristine Moll?-Christensen at UiO'S Occupational Health Service. Next up, on October 16, is an interactive event with psychologist Maria Abrahamsen ?sthassel, known from her social media accounts @PsyktDeg.
PhD course on Theory and Method: Hermeneutics, Methodology and Philosophy of Science
Ancient Attraction is a Digital Lecture Series on Beauty, Attractiveness and Sex Appeal in the Ancient Mediterranean World.
The lecture: Goddesses as Exemplars for the Beauty and Power of Neo-Assyrian Queens is presented by Dr. Amy Gansell, St. John’s University, New York City, USA
澳门葡京手机版app下载sprosjektet "Sted, rom og praksis: Gudstjenester folk vil ha" har de siste to ?rene forsket p? menigheter som har ?kt oppslutning om sine gudstjenester. En del av ?kningen skyldes at menighetene legger til rette for d?p i flere gudstjenester.
澳门葡京手机版app下载sprosjektet "Sted, rom og praksis: Gudstjenester folk vil ha" har de siste to ?rene forsket p? "Gudstjenester folk vil ha". I dette forskningsprosjektet har de unders?kt menigheter som har h?y oppslutning om sine gudstjenester.
Imposter syndrome probably affects most of us, and can seriously affect our mental health, confidence, and happiness. This talk by Hugo de Boer aims to analyse and relativise imposter syndrome, as well as provide insights to mitigate its effects.
Gladys Ekone Wang will defend her doctoral dissertation: “Childlessness in Marriage among the Bakossi Community in Cameroon: An African Feminist Contextual Pastoral Theology of Procreation”, for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor (PhD) at the Faculty of Theology.
"Contextual African Bible Hermeneutics: A critical assessment of aspects related to gender and culture."
Analytical and writing skills seminar.
Glad to announce we are starting up again via virtual zoom for breakfast club! Thinking about applications and jobs over the summer? Get started here!
This edition of the PhD and Postdoc Breakfast Club can help you in job applications, projects and collaborations within and beyond academia.
In the scriptural traditions of the three ‘Abrahamic’ religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, nature is created by God. Nature as divine creation and human beings’ use and maintenance of it have played an important role in these three religious traditions from ancient times until today, and it has impacted the theological and ethical thinking, and religious practice of these three monotheistic religions.
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Ingrid Staurheim vil forsvare sin avhandling for graden ph.d. under Det teologiske fakultet: "Kirkebygg og identitet. En religionssosiologisk unders?kelse av folks forhold til kirkebygget belyst gjennom reaksjoner p? (to) kirkebranner"
Ingrid Staurheim avholder pr?veforelesning over oppgitt emne.
Need some expert tips and motivation for writing?
This lecture is part of the June edition of UiODOC Virtual Writing Seminar 2020.
It is open to everyone. Please register to later receive the link on Zoom. Those who register for the full week's workshop will receive the link to this as part of that registration.
In June, UiODOC will repeat the success of the Virtual Writing Seminar earlier this Spring. From Monday 22nd June, UiODOC will host a 5-day online writing seminar in collaboration with Mathew Stiller-Reeve (PhD) and ?smund H. Eikenses (PhD). The seminar will provide a virtual space for PhDs and postdocs to meet up, learn and discuss writing. This virtual space will be packed with useful activities like:
-Lectures on writing skills
-Brain warm-up exercises
-Shut-up-and-write sessions
-Small discussion group meetings
All activities will take place on Zoom so please make sure you’ve signed up to the free version (at least).
Glad to announce we are starting up again via virtual zoom for breakfast club! Thinking about applications and jobs over the summer? Get started here!
This edition of the PhD and Postdoc Breakfast Club can help you in job applications, projects and collaborations within and beyond academia.
In the scriptural traditions of the three ‘Abrahamic’ religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, nature is created by God. Nature as divine creation and human beings’ use and maintenance of it have played an important role in these three religious traditions from ancient times until today, and it has impacted the theological and ethical thinking, and religious practice of these three monotheistic religions.
Need some expert tips and motivation for writing?
This lecture is part of the UiODOC Virtual Writing Seminar 2020.
It is open to everyone. Please register to later receive the link on Zoom. Those who register for the full week's workshop will receive the link to this as part of that registration.
For a three-day writing seminar beginning Monday 4th May, UiODOC will collaborate with Mathew Stiller-Reeve PhD (who runs writing workshops for early career scientists) to provide a virtual space for PhDs and postdocs to meet up, learn and discuss writing. This virtual space will be packed with useful activities like:
-Lectures on writing skills
-Brain warm-up exercises
-Shut-up-and-write sessions
-Small discussion group meetings
This seminar is postponed until further notice!
The architecture of the Constantinian Church of the Holy Sepulchre was both a receptacle for Jesus tradition as well as a vehicle for the transmission of ideological interpretations of that tradition and the person that it commemorated. It was a bifocal complex, incorporating the traditional sites of Golgotha and the tomb of Jesus in its layout.