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Basic Sweden - Intercultural and comparative perspectives on Sweden
'Future of Sweden. Towards an Intercultural and International society…or?'
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–16:00
Some Swedish Folklore
Ulf Palmenfelt, professor emeritus at the Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology, and Mikael Norrby, the university guide, will talk about some public holidays that are important in Sweden and why and how we celebrate them. This lecture is held in English.
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The Medieval Gallows and the Visby Plague Graves
Guided walk with Mikael Norrby (III) about some less pleasant parts of the medieval history of Visby.
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–17:00
Innovation Day 2019
Innovation Day is hosted by Uppsala University Campus Gotland and Science Park Gotland – a annual event when students will have the opportunity to participate in solving critical societal challenges.
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SuHRF Symposium 2019 – Visions for Sustainable Heritage
The Symposium is organised annually by the Sustainable Heritage Research Forum (SuHRF), at the Department of Art History/Conservation, Uppsala University Campus Gotland. This is the first SuHRF Symposium, which aims to explore sustainable heritage from different perspectives and paradigms: as a concept, a practice and a method.
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Celebrate Lucia
Students and staff are invited to the annual Christmas celebration in St. Nicolai Ruin with candlelight Lucia procession and choir.
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Open Conversations on the Potential for New Teaching on Sustainability at Campus Gotland
Researchers, lecturers, and students on Campus Gotland are invited to a series of workshops and discussions on how education can be organized differently to address sustainability challenges.
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Gotland Game Conference 2020
Uppsala University - Campus Gotland have been teaching game development since 2001. The Gotland Game Conference (GGC) is an annual public evaluation of our work. International industry, academia and press are invited to help scrutinize our output, hone our process and celebrate our results.
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BUP Symposium 2020
Baltic University Programme (BUP) together with partners will organize a sustainability symposium for the first time at Uppsala University Campus Gotland