On the 30th of March, Leiden University’s Centre for International Relations and Social Citizenship and Migration Programme warmly invite you to the launch of Katharina Natter’s book The Politics of Immigration Beyond Liberal States: Morocco and Tunisia in Comparative Perspective that was published this year with Cambridge University Press.
Our esteemed International Studies professors Paulina Rabah and Juliët Tinebra have organized a night of talks and music to celebrate international women’s day on March 8th. Students can sign up by scanning the QR code on the poster. We hope to see you there!
Last Tuesday, the 21st of February, International Studies hosted International Mother Language Day with the Embassy of Bangladesh. A mixed audience of staff, students and private and public officials were present to share their language and harp on the importance of linguistic diversity.
Lecturer Gina van Ling is organising a special lecture series on the history of Hong Kong. Explore its colonial beginnings up to the "Handover"to the People's Republic of China in 1997. See below for dates and location. Open for everyone who is interested!
Students and staff are invited to join this special event! Celebrate this day, filled with music, food, poetry and performances.
Your study advisers want to give extra attention to the following two points. My Study Map and the second year conversations. Read about it below.
Last Tuesday, on the 17th of January, students gathered for the public discussion “Toward the Abolition of Photography’s Imperial Rights”, chaired and conducted by Ariella Aïsha Azoulay.
The etymological origins of the word January derive from Januarius, which comes from Latin and denotes the month of Janus, the Roman god of gates, doors and new beginnings. Indeed, our first month of the new year is a time of new beginnings; Making a fresh start with good resolutions to change our life style, taking up new hobbies or eating healthier food.
Leiden University in partnership with the Embassy of Bangladesh presents the International Mother Language Day Poster Competition.
This time of year, when the sun rises increasingly later and sets always too early, when it is cold and often wet outside, and when we struggle to stay warm, snuggling up at home is very tempting.
