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OCSEAN SUMMER SCHOOL 2024 is on its way - 20.06 - 18.08 2024 in TARTU, Estonia




We are very glad to announce that OCSEAN second Summer School will be held in Tartu, the European Culture Capital of 2024, also known as the home of the Kissing Students, and the City of Good Thoughts.


Summer School will be hosted by the University of Tartu, the oldest university in Estonia.


We invite all OCSEAN members to join.


Summer School 2024 will be yet another capacity building event covering topics of Heritages Studies: Folkloristics; Ethnobotany & Biocultural Diversity; Archaeogenetics; Linguistics; and more.


Book your calendars!




OCSEAN Summer School 2024

20.06 – 18.08 Tartu Estonia

 

20.06 – 14.08 HERITAGE STUDIES

I module Folkloristics

lead by Prof Merili Metsvahi, University of Tartu, Estonia

principles of academic studies in folkloristics & neigbouring diciplines

            building blocks of identity

            how to preserve oral history

archives, museums, ways to popularize folklore & heritage

 

II module Ethnobotany

lead by Assoc Prof Renata Sõukand, Ca' Foscari University, Italy

importance of local biodiversity & heritage

finding local ethnobotanical narratives

            traditional ecological knowledge

            main methods of ethnobotany

           

III module Archaeogenetics

lead by Prof Kristiina Tambets, University of Tartu, Estonia

learn basic principles of archaeogenetics

acquire skills to critically evaluate & analyze published studies

know main methods, scope and limitations

 

15.07 – 18.08 LINGUSITICS & CONFERENCE

IV module Linguistics

lead by Assoc Prof George Saad, Palacký University, Olomouc, Czechia &

Dr Hanna Fricke, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

curation and formatting linguistic data

linguistic databases

            computational linguistics

practical academic writing  skills

 

END CONFERENCE – presentation of ongoing projects, guest lectures.

 

During the Summer School Local Culture & Heritage tour, Tartu Singing Festival











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