Library News in Brief 1/2023
Library News in Brief brings you the latest news of the Library's work, new developments, acquisitions and services. The Library News in Brief will be published on the library web pages at the beginning of the month.
Library News in Brief brings you the latest news of the Library's work, new developments, acquisitions and services. The Library News in Brief will be published on the library web pages at the beginning of the month.
What makes us appreciate art or an object? How can museums benefit the society? Why and how are museum collections preserved and managed? Minoring in Museology gives you a theoretical background as well as the practical skills required to work in the museum field. These studies concentrate on how the material culture affects people, what makes us value our cultural heritage, and on other important questions in the field of cultural heritage studies.
Education in European and World History produces experts in international history. The studies provide skills for fields that require knowledge of different societies and cultures. Here you will find information about the degree studies and exchange studies available at our Department. Also check the links at the bottom of this page.
Marzena Giers Fidler, a Regional Trainer with Oxford University Press, is providing app. 45-60-minute online sessions on the following online resources in English. If interested, just register and attend!
Are you interested in finding out the peak prior art around your research topic? Did you know that big part of the prior art technology is found only in patent publications? Patents search for researches on Wednesday 04.05.2022.
Explore a diverse collection of films, documentaries, and educational videos available in the Kanopy database through your library. Kanopy, designed for universities and libraries, offers over 30,000 movies.
TUCEMEMS provides a study programme entitled ‘Prehistorical, Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern Studies’. It is worth between 25 to 60 ECTS, based on the student’s level of interest in its curricular offerings.
The Department of Musicology has cultivated extensive networks that include other universities and actors in the music industry at the local, domestic and international levels.
The Faculty of Humanities of the University of Turku has granted the Humanist Act of the Year Award to the Aboagora symposium which has created a new type of forum between arts and science. Johanna Skurnik, who is a doctor in European and world history, was chosen as the Humanist Doctor of the Year.