Past events
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05 Dec10:00 - 16:00
An Experience Day allows you to experience what it is like to be a Digital Society student. You will attend a lecture and participate in a tutorial group, which will introduce you to both the teaching system and the subject matter.
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05 Dec10:00 - 16:00
An Experience Day allows you to experience what it is like to be a European Studies student. You will attend a lecture and participate in a tutorial group, which will introduce you to both the teaching system and the subject matter.
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30 Nov16:00
- inaugural lectures & valedictory lectures
Valedictory lecture of prof.dr. A. Knotter
Title of the lecture: "Arbeid van vrouwen in Limburg in de twintigste eeuw: Een stille revolutie"
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13 Nov18:30 - 20:00
How to Make Europe a People’s Project ahead of the EP Elections?
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26 Sep16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Conferral Mrs. Anna-Lena K.I. Hoh, MSc.
"Counting for EU enlargement ? Census-taking in Croatia, Bosnia and Macedonia"
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20 Jun12:00
- PhD Defence
PhD Conferral Mrs. Noortje Jacobs, RMA
"Ethics by Committee; Governing human experimentation in the Netherlands, 1945-2000"
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16 May10:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr Ties van de Werff, MPhil.
“Practicing the plastic brain; popular neuroscience and the good life”
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28 Mar15:30 - 17:00
Many, if not most, big data are connected to the lives of citizens: their movements, opinions, and relations. Arguably data and citizens are inseparable: from smartphones, meters, fridges and cars to internet platforms, the data of digital technologies is the data of citizens. I explore the politics of this attachment between digital technologies, data and citizens through an account of an experiment in the design of a ‘citizen data app’ that speculates on alternatives for generating statistics for research and governing.
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28 Mar14:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr Floris W.C. Peters, MSc.
“The citizenship premium immigrant naturalisation and socio-economic integration in the Netherlands”
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20 Mar10:30 - 17:30
“What you learn from any project you love is a way of paying attention. Call it methodology if you want.” (Donna Haraway in: Schneider 2005, 132)