Past events
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25 Apr17:30
My Year with Helen: movie screening and Q&A with Helen Clark
‘My Year with Helen’ (A Film by Gaylene Preston), tells a story of leadership, patriarchy, women and power as filmmaker Gaylene Preston follows Helen Clark in her attempt to shatter the ultimate glass ceiling: to become the first female UN Secretary-General.
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25 Apr15:00
The UN and the ’Future We Want’? A Conversation with Helen Clark
In this discussion with Helen Clark, former Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme, we will evaluate progress to date on achieving the agenda. Ms Clark will speak with students, professionals and researchers on the role of non-state actors, the impact of innovation and technology...
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25 Apr14:00
PhD conferral Ms Beatrice Scholtes, MSc.
"The ‘Research to Practice’ Gap in child safety: tools to promote the implementation of evidence-based practice in Europe"
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24 Apr20:00 - 21:45
The Crime of Complicity: The Bystanders from the Holocaust to Today
Studium Generale - Lecture
Amos N. Guiora
Professor of Law, Un. of Utah -
24 Apr09:30 - 15:30
Machine Learning
This comprehensive workshop will be your guide to learning how to use powerful machine learning algorithms.
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23 Apr20:00 - 21:30
The Marshall Plan and Today’s Transatlantic Relations
Studium Generale - Lecture & Interview
Karen Donfried, President of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, Washington DC & Prof. Mathieu Segers, Professor of Contemporary European History and European Integration, UM -
23 Apr17:30 - 19:00
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21 Apr00:00
Ceremonial award of the Bachelor Degree, 21 April 2018
All bachelor graduates who received the official graduation date 30.09.2017; 31.10.2017; 30.11.2017; 31.12.2017; 31.01.2018 or 28.02.2018 are invited to attend the ceremonial awards of their degree on Saturday, 21st April in the Prof. dr. Franz Palm Lecture Hall of the School of Business and...
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20 Apr16:30
Inaugural lecture Mr prof.dr. Olivier Marie
"Homo Econo-Delictus? Incentives and Rational Crime"
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20 Apr14:00 - 18:00
#itseverywhere – Amnesty International Students against Discrimination
Amnesty International sudent activists have created the nationwide #itseverywhere campaign to bring our student communities closer together. The campaign offers a safe-place for you to speak up about discrimination. A cosy living room will be put up in front of the Inner-City Library for you to...