Event Type: Multiversity

Showing 7 “Multiversity” posts

  • Higher Education in an Increasingly Unstable World

    How might universities change over the next decade?

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  • Qatar Museums and Education City – Art, Culture, and Heritage Orientation

    Join us for the inaugural Art, Culture, and Heritage joint orientation with Qatar Museums.

    Sepia-toned image of a modern building with large windows and palm trees in front, set against a cityscape with a prominent curved glass structure and illuminated roads at dusk.
  • Women in Leadership Conference

    Equipping women for leadership in higher education.

    Poster for the Women in Leadership conference, September 17-19, 2022, featuring a profile of a womans face and logos of sponsor institutions. The event aims to support women leaders in higher education.
  • The Foundations of International Thought: The Rise and Decline of a Liberal International Order

    How the content, geography, and legal nature of post-World War II international regimes have reflected the structure of power in the international system.

    Image of a map with the different continents of the world and pins showing their inter-relation
  • The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Diplomatic Interventions

    This lecture will highlight the roles and functions of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in diplomatic processes.

    Logo of Qatar Foundation showing the Sidra tree and the words Qatar foundation in English and Arabic
  • Information Session : The New GU-Q/Northwestern Qatar Africana Studies Minor

    The Africana Studies Minor is an interdisciplinary, joint minor program shared with Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q).

    A poster with the event details on the left side, and an image of the earth - with Africa facing the audience - and the GU-Q & NU_Q logos at the top right side
  • Women in Leadership in Education City

    How can you be a female leader and role model in academia?

    Women in Leadership in Education City