[H-verkko] CFP: Summer school in public health history

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Summer school in public health history

GLOBAL, NATIONAL AND LOCAL APPROACHES TO PUBLIC HEALTH
Nordic Research Network for Medical History –
Summer School for PhD-students
7 - 10 September 2010
Organised by University of Tampere, Department of History and
Philosophy

DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: 31 May 2010

This PhD-course aims at examining the interplay of global, national,
regional and local concerns in shaping health and environmental
policies in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Participants: The course is aimed at PhD-students with different
disciplinary backgrounds. The number of participants is limited to
20. Should more sign up, selection criteria will be used to ensure a
certain distribution of participants from different Nordic
universities, but otherwise we will follow the first come first
served principle.

Costs: There is no course fee. Hotel accommodation in double rooms,
lunches and coffees are provided by the organisers. Travel expenses
have to be covered by the participants.

Form: A combination of lectures, workshops and discussions.
Participants shall submit a text of 5-10 pages about their project by
8 August. These texts will be distributed to the other participants.

Teachers: Iris Borowy, University of Rostock; Patrick Carroll,
University of California; Pertti Haapala, University of Tampere;
Minna Harjula, University of Tampere, Marjaana Niemi, University of
Tampere

Registration: Please sign up with Minna Harjula,
minna.harjula at uta.fi, with information about your name, project title
and disciplinary background by 31 May. The acceptance letters will be
sent by e-mail in mid-June.

If you have any questions concerning the summer school, please
contact Marjaana Niemi, marjaana.niemi at uta.fi



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Ilmoituksen lähetti: Minna Harjula <minna.harjula at uta.fi>
Ilmoitus vanhentuu: 01.06.2010
Lisätietoja WWW-osoitteesta: http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/historia/