Lectio Magistralis delivered by Nobel Prize–winning physicist Carl Wieman (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2001) at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The lecture discusses applying scientific methods to improve science and engineering education, focusing on evidence-based teaching practices and how students learn effectively. The event includes institutional greetings by Vice-Rector Antonio Marcomini and introduction by Professor Stefano Bonetti.
Introductory university lecture delivered by Prof. Lucio Cortella for the course “Storia della Filosofia” at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The video presents the structure and themes of the course, which is part of undergraduate programs in Philosophy and History. It introduces key philosophical approaches and sets the foundation for the study of historical philosophical thought within the European intellectual tradition.
Academic video published on the official Ca’ Foscari University of Venice YouTube channel (“youcafoscari”), part of the institution’s educational dissemination series. The content is structured as a recorded university lecture or seminar aimed at students and academic audiences, reflecting Ca’ Foscari’s teaching and research activities in humanities, languages, cultural studies, or related disciplines.
Public academic dialogue featuring journalist Enrico Mentana hosted at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. The event explores the role of journalism and media communication in a context of global crises, focusing on how information is produced, communicated, and disseminated in contemporary society.
Public literary and academic dialogue featuring writer Maylis de Kerangal and anthropologist Marco Aime within the “Incroci di civiltà” festival. The conversation explores themes of cultural crossings, identity, storytelling, and the relationship between literature and anthropology. The event is moderated in collaboration with Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and cultural partners, combining academic reflection with literary discourse.
University of Venice (Ca’ Foscari) academic video published on the official “youcafoscari” channel. The content appears to be part of a lecture, seminar, or institutional teaching series, consistent with humanities or social science academic programming.
Introductory university lecture delivered by Prof. Sara Culeddu for the course “Letterature scandinave.” The lesson introduces the field of Scandinavian studies (scandinavistica), explores the influence of Scandinavian literature within European literary traditions, and discusses the relationship between literature and war, particularly the cultural and historical role of Scandinavia during World War I. It also outlines authors and themes that will be covered throughout the course.
Academic webinar from the ADN series featuring discussion on the “Inclusive Community Forum” initiative developed by NOVA SBE. The session explores institutional strategies for inclusion, diversity, and community building in higher education, with contributions from academics and practitioners.
Recorded academic content likely part of a University of Lisbon–affiliated lecture series, webinar, or research dissemination activity. Content appears to fall within higher education communication or scientific/academic discussion format.
Academic webinar from the ADN series featuring discussion on the “Inclusive Community Forum” initiative developed by NOVA SBE. The session addresses inclusion strategies in higher education, institutional diversity policies, and community-building practices within universities.
Academic webinar organized as part of the ADN Webinar series featuring discussion on the “Inclusive Community Forum” initiative developed by NOVA SBE. The session explores how universities can promote social inclusion, diversity, equal participation, and community integration through institutional policies and educational initiatives.
Educational video hosted through the University of Lisbon academic media ecosystem, presenting university-level scientific or research-oriented content in a lecture or conference-style format. The video appears to belong to the institution’s broader educational dissemination activities connected to teaching and research.
Educational lecture explaining principles of data calibration, measurement uncertainty, and interpretation of experimental results in scientific research contexts.
Jessika Lopez berättar om sin forskning inom globala genusstudier – om feministiska perspektiv, intersektionalitet och genusfrågornas globala dimensioner.
A film about the Master's Programme in Political Communication (PolCom) at JMG, University of Gothenburg. Features programme coordinator Nicklas Håkansson and student Edwina Al-Khalil discussing how political communication shapes democracy.
Lecture on what Americans really think about climate change – survey research findings on public attitudes, misconceptions and the political divide around climate policy in the United States.
Seminarium om framtidens migration – om de demografiska, politiska och ekonomiska drivkrafterna bakom migration globalt och hur Sverige och Europa bör förhålla sig till dem.
Seminarium om skjutningarna i Göteborg och hur samhället kan vända den negativa utvecklingen. Diskuterar orsaker till gängkriminalitet, förebyggande insatser och politiska åtgärder.
