Summer School Mobility & Humanities
Summer School MobiLab 2020Mobility & humanities: esperienze e strumenti digitali
14-22 September 2020ONLINE
New Memorandum of Undestanding with Université Paris Nanterre
The MoHu Centre and the CRPM Centre de Recherches Pluridisciplinaires Multilingues will develop common research on mobility from a cultural perspective
Lancaster builds new link with ancient Italian university
During the Unruly Landscapes colloquium , the University of Padua signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Lancaster University to promote collaborative programmes, research & training.
Videos of Unruly Landscapes: mobility, transience and transformation(June 18-19) are now online!
Watch Tim Ingold's keynote, speakers’ presentations and the creative videos of unruly artscapes
Unruly Landscapes
Co-hosted by CeMoRe (Lancaster University) and the Centre for Advanced Studies in Mobility & Humanities (University of Padua), this colloquium brings researchers from across the humanities and social sciences together to share their recent work on ‘mobilised landscapes’ of different kinds.
18-19 June 2020ONLINE
NEW Mobility Studies curriculum (MA Historical Sciences)
Don’t miss the chance to attend thevirtual OPEN DAY on 4th June 2020 at 11am (CET)
Marquise puddle and its' fleet: the gulf of Finland and the coastal experience of the 18th Century St. Petersburg
'Objects' Node
3 June 2020, 05.00 PM (CET)ONLINE
Between mobile privatization and privatized mobility. Looking at mobile media in historical perspective
'Theories and Methods' Node
27 May 2020, 15.00 PM (CET)ONLINE
Mobility Studies Curriculum 2020
The Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences and the Ancient World (DiSSGeA) invites applications for its new curriculum in Mobility Studies within the MA Program in Historical Sciences and encourages students from all over the world to join one of the most renowned universities in Italy and to study in a very lively, creative and interdisciplinary environment.
Mobility & Humanities Project of Excellence
The Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences and the Ancient World (DiSSGeA) at the University of Padova has launched the five-year (2018-2022) Mobility & Humanities project to develop interdisciplinary research about mobilities in past and present societies. Drawing from a rich and unique mix of disciplines, the Centre aims to contribute original work to an emerging area of interest that is increasingly examined by other research hubs worldwide.
5 Department groups (nodes) work on main mobility research subjects, namely People, Objects, Ideas, Texts, Theories and Methods
Teaching
DiSSGeA is designing advanced teaching programmes to support students’ learning and cultural growth as well as PhD candidates and post-docs advanced training in topics related to mobility and the humanities.
