Program Overview

Summer Course in Narrative Studies

The Summer Course in Narrative Studies (SINS) is a five-day intensive program that brings together PhD students, doctoral students, faculty members, and leading scholars in a multi-disciplinary, online discussion of existing and emerging concepts and approaches in the broad field of narrative study.

Program Details

• The program is designed to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of narrative studies, covering various aspects and methodologies.
• It provides a platform for participants to engage with renowned scholars and peers, fostering a collaborative environment for knowledge sharing and networking.
• The course is structured to accommodate diverse perspectives and research interests, ensuring a rich and inclusive learning experience.

Objectives

• To explore the theoretical foundations and current trends in narrative studies
• To examine the applications and implications of narrative research in various fields
• To develop critical thinking and analytical skills in evaluating and contributing to narrative scholarship

Target Audience

• PhD students and doctoral students in relevant fields
• Faculty members and researchers interested in narrative studies
• Scholars from diverse disciplines seeking to engage with narrative theory and its applications

Program Structure

• The program consists of a series of lectures, workshops, and discussion sessions
• Participants will have the opportunity to present their research and receive feedback from peers and experts
• The course will be conducted online, allowing for global participation and flexibility

Outcomes

• Enhanced understanding of narrative theory and its interdisciplinary applications
• Development of research skills and knowledge in narrative studies
• Establishment of a network of peers and experts in the field
• Contribution to the advancement of narrative scholarship through participant presentations and discussions

Organizers

• The Summer Course in Narrative Studies is organized by Aarhus University, in collaboration with international partners and narrative scholars.

Previous Editions

• The course has been successfully conducted in previous years, attracting participants from around the world and featuring renowned scholars in the field of narrative studies.

Future Directions

• The program aims to continue its tradition of excellence, adapting to emerging trends and research interests in narrative studies.
• Future editions will build upon the successes of previous courses, incorporating new themes, methodologies, and technologies to enhance the learning experience.