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Project Assistant position at Global Digital Cultures
17 Feb 2021
Support staff vacancy
Global Digital Cultures invites a new round of seed grant proposals
21 Jan 2021
The RPA invites seed grant proposals that focus on questions related to global digital cultures. The Global Digital Cultures steering committee will assess all proposals with specific attention to proposals’ ...
Nine Cross-faculty Research Projects Awarded GDC Grants
7 Jan 2021
The Global Digital Cultures RPA is pleased to announce the projects that have been granted research support funding following the 2020 Call for Applications.
Kick-off: Global Digital Cultures
1 Sep 2020
On Friday, October 2, 2020, the University of Amsterdam will launch its new research priority area ‘Global Digital Cultures’ (GDC). Researchers and students from all faculties at the UvA, as well as non-UvA audiences ...
GDC Webinar Series 2020
1 Sep 2020
Digitization is transforming cultural practices around the world, from friendship, intimacy and sexual relations, to the construction, targeting, and surveillance of publics. Digital platforms and mobile apps have ...
Running Call for Event Funding
27 Mar 2020
Our ‘event grant’ programme offers faculty, postdocs, and PhDs at the UvA the opportunity to request funding to organise a workshop, network event, exhibition, or small conference, leading to either publications or ...
Kick off: Global Digital Cultures
17 Feb 2020
On Friday, 27 March 2020, the University of Amsterdam will kick-off its new research priority area ‘Global Digital Cultures’ (GDC). Researchers and students from all faculties at the UvA are warmly invited to this ...
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