Are you curious to learn about the origins of Intercultural Philosophy?
Addressing a fascinating subject, this course delves into the methods, critical revisions, and alternative approaches that have been brought forward following discussions on the decolonisation of knowledge and the end of Eurocentrism.
Course Overview
- Course days: 10-14 January 2022
- Attendance: online
- Course level: open to Master students, PhD candidates and professionals from all disciplines
- Coordinating lecturer: Dr. Angela Roothaan
- Guest lecturers: Prof. Monika Kirloskar, Dr. Pius Mosima and Dr. Renate Schepen
- Course curriculum: read more about the course curriculum
- Forms of tuition: online lectures, online seminar sessions, self study assignments
- Forms of assessment: review, presentation, endpaper
- Credits: 3 ECTS
- Contact hours: 25 hours
- Tuition fee: read more about our fees, discounts and scholarships
Registration for VU Graduate Winter School 2022 have closed. We will open for applications for winter school 2023, Mid-August 2022. Please leave your contact details in case you would like to be kept up to date on the courses on offer. Did you know we also offer a summer programme? Please view the summer courses on offer.
*If you choose to apply as an auditor participant, you will have access to all the lectures and workshops of your winter course for a discounted price (-€100). You will, however, not participate in assignments and will therefore not receive a transcript of records or study credits after completing the course.
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