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Bliv introduceret til SUNDs nye koncept for undervisningsevalueringer, og få idéer til, hvordan du kan synliggøre den feedback, der allerede sker i undervisningen. Læs mer

I anledning af professor Assaf Zeltzers udnævnelse til adjungeret professor i plastikkirurgi ved Institut for Regional Sundhedsforskning og Sygehus Lillebælt inviteres der til tiltrædelsesseminar torsdag den 27. november 2025.

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We are living in a changing environment. Through human activities, the planet is warming, driving profound changes in planetary habitability, including ecosystem and environmental degradation and sea level rise. Witnessing these changes triggers a range of emotions, especially among the young, including anxiety, fear and helplessness. On this wicked-Wednesday we introduce the problem of eco-anxiety. After brief presentations on how we address the topic of eco-anxiety in our own research, we will moderate an interactive discussion with the audience on how they understand and deal with eco-anxiety and related emotions in their own lives.Organised by Donald Canfield, DIAS Chair, Bryan Yazell, DIAS Senior Fellow and Anthony Fernandez, DIAS Senior Fellow

On this Wild Wednesday, let’s jointly create wild new formats for academic participation!Over the last decades, there has been an increasing focus in higher education on articulating and supporting students in developing academic literacy, not least to alleviate inequities between students from differing sociocultural backgrounds. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the literature on academic literacy focuses on the intellectual practices of academia (writing, orally presenting, discussing, providing constructive feedback etc.) and the appropriation, production and critique of these intellectual practices. However, this ignores the question of how the physical environments and the students’ and teachers’ bodily activities themselves support or hinder student learning of participation.In this design workshop, we explore how to take embodiment seriously, both in the overall organization of classrooms and educational formats, and in the continuous interaction of teachers and students in the carrying out of educational formats. The aim is to develop interaction formats that support students in understanding themselves and others as agentic, competent participants in academic practices.Wild Wednesday hosted by DIAS Fellow, Pat Treusch; Associate Professor Robb Mitchell; and DIAS Chair Nina Bonderup Dohn

The Faculty of Humanities at the University of Southern Denmark hereby announces Lasse Nielsen's doctoral oral defence (dr.phil.).  The defence will take place on Friday, December 12, 2025, at 10.00 a.m. at Campusvej 55, 5230 Odense M in room O100.

Vil du gøre din undervisning i store hold mere engagerende? Team-Based Learning (TBL) er en veldokumenteret og struktureret metode til at øge studenternes aktivitet og samarbejde – selv i store auditorier.

After a short presentation of the concept of poly-crisis and extreme contexts, a panel of three scholars will present empirical cases of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship in different extreme contexts (e.g. entrepreneurship during interstate wars), followed by a discussant who reflects on the cases. The session ends with discussion in plenum. The panel is comprised of: [list][*]Adam Frost (DIAS fellow)[*]Steffen Korsgaard, SDU IEB (Kolding)[*]Siddhesh Rao, CBS[/list]  This event is organised by Kim Klyver, DIAS Chair.

I anledning af Gabriele Berg-Beckhoffs udnævnelse til professor i Epidemiologi, Biostatistik og Biodemografi ved forskningsenheden for Sundhedsfremme, Institut for Sundhedstjenesteforskning, SDU, inviterer Det Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakultet hermed til et tiltrædelsesforedrag.Tilmeldingsfrist: 10. december.

”Sex hormone treatment to transgender persons"

“In vitro and in vivo models of human infections: A basis for developing future treatment, infection control and diagnostics”

This lecture will provide some historical perspective on the rise of protectionism in today’s world, drawing on evidence from the mercantilist period of the early modern period, as well as the 19th and 20th centuries.