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This conference, organised by professor of Modern History Elizabeth Buettner (University of Amsterdam) and NIAS fellow James Mark will explore questions such as How did the end of European Empires shape the processes ...
This CREATE workshop is about Maps-as-Data: Analysing Historical Maps with Computer Vision with Daniel van Strien (British Library) and Kaspar von Beelen (The Alan Turing Institute). The CREATE Salon's topic is ...
Het beeld van de historicus op tv wordt nog steeds gedomineerd door mastodonten zoals Maarten van Rossum en Geert Mak. Jonge historici leveren ook een belangrijke toevoeging aan het publiek debat door hun onderzoek ...
ASH integrates a variety of (inter)disciplinary perspectives, including history, history of art, literature and religious studies. It encourages collaborations between scholars along thematic lines and in terms of ...
ASH’s vibrant PhD community is very much at the heart of its activities. It has over 40 PhD candidates employed by the faculty and 50 registered externally or self-funded PhD candidates.
Eddy Grootes (1936), emeritus professor Historical Dutch Literature, has passed away on 5 February 2020. Eddy Grootes was the first director of the Institute of Culture and History (ICG), the predecessor institution ...
Three talented researchers of the Faculty of Humanities have been awarded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships to conduct their research. The fellowships are personal grants, which range from around €175,000 ...
Thirteen talented UvA researchers have been awarded Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships to conduct their research. The fellowships are personal grants, which range from around €175,000 to €280,000 euros for ...
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