Upcoming conferences in 2021
Even though normal student life is pretty much brought to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic, various university conferences are still up and running. Of course, they mainly switched to the virtual environment. If you’re interested in attending but you’re not sure how it all works, consider reading our previous article while bearing in mind it’ll be a bit different this year. There might be more upcoming conferences or smaller workshop events virtually in spite of corona so also check your faculty’s website and don’t hesitate to ask your supervisor. They’ll be very glad that you’re enthusiastic to participate.
Pragestt (Prager Germanistische Studierendentagung)
When: 11-13 March
Where: online
Website: https://pragestt.ff.cuni.cz/en/home
This 9th annual conference is held by the Department of Germanic Studies at Charles University’s Faculty of Arts in Prague as an international conference intended for scientific exchange among young students and scholars of German studies.
Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference for PhD students and assistants
When: 28-30 June
Where: online
Website: http://www.quaere.econference.cz/introduction
This conference is for PhD students from all European universities. PhD students can present their scientific and research results, establish cooperation, inform about current trends, communicate with registered participants and confront the results and opinions with experts working in different domains, workplaces and companies.
The 2nd Anglo-American Studies Roundtable
When: 24 September
Where: Anglo-American University in Prague
Website: https://www.aauni.edu/news/call-for-papers-the-uk-and-the-world
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The theme this year is “The UK and the World”. With Brexit, it has never been more opportune to consider Britain’s complex and ambiguous relationships with the wider world. The organisers welcome proposals for 20-minute papers dealing with any topic within this broad thematic framework, from the fields of the humanities, social sciences and International Relations.
