Events

• 23 Oct. - 24 Oct. 2025

  A Matter of Justice: Women’s Access to Higher Education in Denmark and in the International Context – Past, Present, and Future

  Two-day conference.

• 24 Oct. 2025, 13:10-17:00

  Made by men for men? Transforming academia for the benefit of more people

  The policy event concludes a two-day conference, “A Matter of Justice. Women’s Access to Higher Education in Denmark and in the International Context - Past, Present, and Future".

• 29 Oct. 2025, 13:00-14:00

  Bringing people into the history of international organizations - a teaching journey

  Teaching seminar with Haakon A. Ikonomou on his experiences in research-integrated teaching about the history of international organizations.

• 30 Oct. 2025, 16:00-18:00

  Genetic and Biomolecular History – Bridging Sciences and Humanities

  School of Archaeology talk by Professor Jerome de Groot, Manchester University. The talk will be followed by a panel discussion.

• 5 Nov. 2025, 15:15-17:00

  Knowledge and emotions of the global: children’s encounters with the global imaginary after 1945

  Seminar with Björn Lundberg.

• 11 Nov. 2025, 15:00

  Managing furious insanity: Hospital cell confinement and its alternatives in eighteenth-century Denmark

  Presentation by Benjamin Brandt Christiansen (postdoc, the Saxo Institute).

• 12 Nov. 2025, 14:15-16:15

  Emotional Devices: Attachments and Enchantments in a Changing Social World

  Honourary lecture with Monique Scheer.

• 18 Nov. 2025, 9:30-16:30

  Resilient Cultural Heritage

  How do we protect cultural heritage in a world shaped by climate change and conflict?

• 18 Nov. 2025, 15:00-17:00

  Four More Years: Celebrating the extension of the UCHP UNESCO Chair in the Right to Science

  Event.

• 20 Nov. 2025, 13:00-15:00

  Recentering the Subaltern: Microhistory as Method

  HUM:Global Talk! with Sue Peabody.

• 24 Nov. 2025, 16:00

  EU AI-policy: Between Geo-economic Pragmatism and Ambitions of Sovereignty

  CEMES ANNUAL KEYNOTE with professor Daniel Mügge, University of Amsterdam.

• 2 Dec. 2025, 15:00-18:00

  Stranger

  Screening of the film “Stranger” (112 min) followed by a panel discussion.

• 3 Dec. 2025, 15:00-17:30

  The History of European Union Law: Constitutional Practice, 1950 to 1993

  Book launch, seminar and debate.

• 8 Dec. 2025, 9:15-10:15

  From Britons to Britishers: Mapping a Global Imaginary

  Talk by Professor Stuart Ward. The first keynote talk of the conference "Spatial Imaginations of Europe: Ideas, Politics, Economics and Law" and covers a longue durée perspective of the conference themes. 

• 8 Dec. 2025, 15:30-16:30

  Russia's Europe 1870-2025: Hated, Loved, Hated, and so it goes

  Talk by Professor Iver B. Neumann. The second keynote talk of the conference "Spatial Imaginations of Europe: Ideas, Politics, Economics and Law" and covers longue durée perspective of the conference themes.

• 8 Dec. - 9 Dec. 2025

  Spatial Imaginations of Europe, 1870s-2020s: Ideas, Politics, Economics and Law

  Conference organized by CEMES, INNER_LEAGUE and CHIOS.

• 9 Dec. 2025, 13:00-14:00

  Connected at the margins of imperialism? Vladivostok, London and the network of global shipping

  Talk by Professor Madeleine Herren-Oesch. The third keynote talk of the conference "Spatial Imaginations of Europe: Ideas, Politics, Economics and Law" and covers a longue durée perspective of the conference themes.

• 10 Dec. 2025, 16:00-18:00

  Kings, Chronicles and Computers: Towards a Computer-assisted Study of Ancient Chronography

  Lecture by Eythan Levy, University of Zurich.