HUM:Global

We harness and stimulate research, teaching and dissemination at the Faculty of Humanities to bring to life the greatest and most daring ideas on global approaches, processes and challenges.

PhD course: Global Humanities: (Dis)ordering Worlds: Histories of (anti)modernity and disorder

Learn about attempts at (dis)ordering the world as deep historical processes as well as a globally connected process with regional idiosyncrasies and transnational entanglements and apply this knowledge for a more global and contextualized understanding of current challenges.

Annual reports

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We understand global as an analytical approach, imbued with a broad set of refined methodologies, that allow us to break with ideological, spatial/temporal and scientific barriers and biases that stand in the way of us engaging with our subject matter with an eye for its global characteristics and significance. 

Haakon A. Ikonomou, Director of HUM:Global

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