Training

The fifth online edition of this course lasts from 21 August until 1 September 2023. The earlier online course editions in 2020 (twice), 2021 and 2022 were fully booked. Between 2014 and 2019, I organized seven on-campus editions of this course in Maastricht. 

Media Representations and Research Methods Summer School in a Nutshell

Discourse Studies and Method: Using Discourse-Theoretical Analysis and Discursive-Material Analysis

About the course 

June 26-30, 2023

Call for applications: December 1, 2022 – February 28, 2023 via the VIU website

Call for Participation in PhD course

Discourse Studies and Method: Using Discourse-Theoretical Analysis and Discursive-Material Analysis at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

https://iksz.fsv.cuni.cz/en/study/phd-studies/phd-course

Call for Applications for Doctoral Students and Junior Researchers

Summer School “GDA and SNA -- relational spatial analysis”

12.-17. September 2022 Technische Universität Berlin

Organised by Séverine Marguin, Hannah Wolf, and Christian Schmidt-Wellenburg

Applying Discourse Theory – Politics, Ideology, Populism

Professor Jason Glynos & Professor Yannis Stavrakakis

2 week course / 35 hours (Please note: This course will be taught in hybrid mode. Hybrid delivery of courses will include synchronous live sessions during which on campus and online students will be taught simultaneously.)

1Q Doing Discourse Analysis: Populism, Neoliberalism and Radical Democratic Politics 

Prof. David Howarth, Dr. Konstantinos Roussos, Dr. Jimena Vazquez Garcia, and Dr. Ryan Flitcroft

2 week course / 35 hours (Please note: This course will be taught online only. In person study is not available for this course)

The first four editions of the online version of this Summer School course in 2020 (twice), 2021 and 2022 were fully booked. The 2023 edition lasts from 21 August until 1 September. Please click here for more information about the 2023 edition.

In the week of January 10-14, 2022, the VU Amsterdam Graduate Winter School will offer an online course (3 EC) on “Gestures: How to analyse forms, functions, and meanings”. This introduction to gesture analysis is geared towards MA and PhD students as well as professionals. It is intended for those who have no background in gesture studies but who wish to learn more about communication by studying speakers’ manual movements in relation to spoken discourse. The course will be taught in English and will be conducted via Zoom.

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