International Marie Curie Workshop

On 23-24 May, Centre for Privacy Studies hosted a workshop for scholars interested in pursuing a Marie Curie Fellowship at PRIVACY.

Twelve scholars, from the disciplines of Architecture, Art History, History, Literature, Philosophy, Political Science and Theology, travelled from England, France, Israel, ltaly, Germany, Portugal, Spain and The Netherlands.

The workshop included a general introduction to the Marie Curie programme, hosted by The Faculty of Humanities as well as a day at the Centre with group sessions, individual supervision and work on the application as well as a joint session with the other applicants from the Faculty of Theology.

Thanks to our guests’ scholarly energy and collaborative spirit, the seminar proved to be a great opportunity not only for honing projects and applications, but also for exchanging new ideas and forming interdisciplinary networks.

We look forward to continued contact with the applicants and hope to welcome them again at PRIVACY.

Centre Director Mette Birkedal Bruun introduces Centre for Privacy Studies (Photo: PRIVACY)