The Role of the University in War
Overview
The Role of the University in War
This interdisciplinary (hybrid) conference considers the role of universities in war past and present. With a particular focus on the war in Ukraine, this conference considers how universities operate in war zones and the role universities play in non-conflict zones to support the academy and the communities they serve in war and displacement. Keynote speakers include: Professor Sir Hew Strachan, University of St Andrews, Dr Iryna Sikorska, Mariupol State University, and Simon Banks-Cooper, Entrepreneur, Charity Trustee and University of Hull alumnus. Hosted by the University of Hull (UoH) and Mariupol State University (MSU), the conference is part of a British Council-funded project exploring the role of the civic university. We are working in partnership with the University of New Haven, USA, Hull and East Yorkshire Ukrainian Community (UK), Hull 4 Heroes (a UK Veterans charity) and Hull Truck Theatre (a Theatre of Sanctuary).
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Highlights
- 9 hours
- all ages
- In person
- Paid parking
Location
University of Hull
Cottingham Road
Kingston upon Hull HU6 7RX United Kingdom
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Message from Tetyana Marena, Interim Rector, Mariupol State University and Research spotlights from University of Hull academics: Dr Catherine Baker, and conference organisers, Dr Jenny Macleod and Dr Catherine Wynne
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