Evenementen
In een wereld die meer vraagt dan duurzaamheid alleen, is regeneratief leiderschap geen keuze meer, maar een noodzaak. Dit tweedaagse programma De Regeneratieve Leider geeft u als leidinggevende de ruimte om te vertragen, te verdiepen en opnieuw...
Kom ook langs bij Stories of This Abled City: Experiential Dialogues on Disability in Urban Life, een interactieve tentoonstelling waarin werk wordt gepresenteerd uit het This Abled City project. This Abled City is een samenwerking van de Rijksuniversiteit...
This conference explores the extent to which settler colonialism can be understood as a long-term structure that has evolved since antiquity and continues to shape contemporary societies and the global order. It aims to contribute to current debates within...
As part of InfraCARE’s kick-off event, a public lecture by Associate Professor Kathy Reilly will be held.
InfraCARE — Urban Infrastructures for Climate Action and REpair — is one of the projects awarded funding in the ENLIGHT 2025 Thematic Networks call, a...
The perception that science is politicised or that scientific experts are highly divided is a potential threat to public trust in science. But what exactly does it mean for science to be politicised? And what should we do when scientific experts disagree...
How can game-based learning and gamification improve learning outcomes?
We warmly invite you to join us on 13 April for a cross-disciplinary event on gamification, serious games, and game-based learning. We welcome RUG researchers, lecturers, PhD...
Our research group CoRE-IPD is pleased to announce the launch of its online seminar series. Each month, a different partner institution will host a seminar exploring key topics in inequality, poverty and deprivation. The seminars consist of a 40-minute...
Op 27 maart 2026 vindt in Lauwersoog een symposium plaats waarin de culturele verbeeldingen van het Waddengebied in wetenschap, literatuur en kunst centraal staan. Het behoud van dit werelderfgoed is niet alleen een politieke of technologische kwestie,...
Growth is the metaphorical elephant in the room of all contemporary policy discussions. How sustainable development can be fostered in practice requires not only confronting conceptions of economic growth and various post-growth alternatives, but...
Japan is widely recognised as one of the world's longest-lived societies, yet place-based socioeconomic inequalities in health persist and have widened since the "lost decades" of the 1990s, with area deprivation closely linked to these disparities. More...
Many internationals living in Groningen are not aware that EU citizens are entitled to vote in Dutch municipal elections. Yet these elections play a crucial role in shaping the city’s policies and priorities.
This event aims to provide an accessible...
The CoRE IPD is pleased to announce the launch of its online seminar series. Each month, a different partner institution will host a seminar exploring key topics in inequality, poverty and deprivation. The seminars consist of a 40-minute presentation,...
Dr Mark Spektor will present his paper The Price of Resilience, which examines how the 2022 EU sanctions against Russia affected European manufacturing supply chains.
Abstract
Do broad-based sanctions cause physical supply chain breaks, or do they operate...
The Development, Security and Justice (DSJ) group warmly invites you to attend the CIRR Colloquium of the Center for International Relations Research (CIRR), where Maria Siranova, visiting professor from the Slovak Academy of Sciences, will present her...
In 2015, the Paris Agreement marked a historic global commitment to limit climate change and steer the world toward a more sustainable future. A decade later, what have we achieved and where are we falling short?
To mark the 10th anniversary of the Paris...