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UCANN Conference & Annual Meeting – 28 October 2021
UCANN Conference & Annual Meeting – 28 October 2021 October 28th @ 13:00 - 18:00 UCANN annual meeting programme 2021 (pdf) Programme 28 October 2021 Location: University Campus Fryslân, Wirdumerdijk
Annual Meeting 28 October 2021 – Call for Input!
Dear UCANN members, You are cordially invited to this year's Annual Meeting, which will be hosted by UC Fryslân on 28 October 2021 from 13:00 - 17:00 hrs. Please save the
Give an interview about teaching in an interdisciplinary context?
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Alarm Day: Campaign for University Education
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