From August 22nd to 25th, the Centre for the History of Knowledge at Lund University (LUCK) hosts the fourth annual History of Knowledge Summer School. This year, we welcome doctoral candidates from across the Nordic region with interests in humanities and/or historical research, for a four-day event discussing pivotal concepts, theoretical frameworks, and ongoing research in the field.

LUCK stands as a leading institution in the advancement of historical knowledge research, and the summer school gives participants the opportunity to engage with experienced scholars in the field, alongside fellow doctoral candidates and junior researchers sharing related interests.

The program includes feedback on participants’ ongoing or planned research projects, workshops and seminars, and lectures relating to new research.

Participation in the summer school is worth 5 ECTS credits.

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