Gender, Peace and Conflict Studies

Intenzivni kurs: Rod, mirovne studije i studije konflikta

1Tampere Peace Research Institute (TAPRI) offers an intensive one-week course in peace and conflict studies, sponsored by a Nordplus Higher Education grant and an Erasmus+ grant, focusing on people, communities and cities in peacebuilding and an inclusive and intersectional approach to peace studies. This is one of the tree courses to be offered in the framework of InPeace project which aims to create an innovative network of higher education institutions from different corner of Europe and to strengthen the position of European universities in peace research and education. 

The 2020 InPeace Intensive Spring Course is organized around four interlinked teaching and research themes (TRTs):
TRT 1: Intersections between Gender and Conflict
TRT 2: How are Masculinities and Femininities Constructed in Times of Conflict and War?
TRT 3: Impact within the Conflict/Post-Conflict context
TRT 4: How are Gender and Ethnicity used in Narratives and Political Discourses?

  • The course is open to Master’s and PhD students. Six candidates will be selected to participate in the course.
  • The course brings together many of the leading scholars in the field of peace and conflict studies.
  • Travel and accommodation are covered by the grant from Nordplus and Erasmus+.
  • The course counts as 5 ECTS credits.

COVID-19
The course will take place in Tampere from 1-7 March, but students will be informed of any changes that might occur to the execution of the course due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Application process:
In order to apply for the course, please send a motivation letter (500-700 words) and your CV to the CIS academic coordinators for this program: van.prof.dr. Zilka Spahic Siljak (zilkasiljak@gmail.com) and Marija Ivanović (marija.ivanovic@cis.unsa.ba). Please keep in mind that the course will be in English, meaning that you should be a proficient user of the language. 

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS 28 October 2020

Contact person:

Further information can be found on the website of the Höfði Reykjavík Peace Centre www.peacecentre.is and TAPRI website www.research.tuni.fi/tapri/