General Information
Title of the programme:
Empires, Nations, Churches
-historical past, national identity, stereotypes, prejudices -
Characteristics: interdisciplinary
(history, psychology, music, film, literature)
Language: English
Date: 8-19 March, 2010. (on weekdays lectures between 9-12 am, discussion and cultural activity between 13.30 -17 pm)
Venue: Budapest, Gáspár Károli University of the Reformed Church (Central and Eastern European Institute for Mission Studies, III. Floor, 1091 Budapest, Kálvin tér 7.)
Credits: 5
Organisers:
Dr. Viktória Semsey (Institute of History) and Judit Ujlaky (Isnsitute of Psychology)
Participants: Hungary, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands
For the detailed programme, please check “programme”.
The course offers lodging (twin bed rooms, 20 minutes from the programme venue) and half-board for free, pays also the airplane tickets (in cash during the programme; for administrative reasons we kindly ask our students and lecturers to keep their boarding cards). The cultural activities (museums, excursion on Saturday) and the public trasport weekly tickets are also paid.
Our students will have an access to the Ervin Szabó Metropolitan Library.
Required activities before and during the course:
(a) composing 3 8-10 item lists on the stereotypes and prejudices on the other three countries until 10 January 2010.
(b) handing in 3 papers (25-25 pages each, in the mother language) on the 3 other countries’ history and culture from the epoch of empires to 1989 – based on a 3-4 item bibliography defined by the organising lecturer in each country). Előre. ) The papers should be handed in until 15 February, 2010.
(c) On the last day of the course there is a test to complete in groups.
At the end of the course students receive a certificate on participation.