UNESCO Chair for Peace Studies
Innsbruck's excellency in peace research, teaching and facilitation recognized by UNESCO.
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State of the art research and internationality, flexibility and many years of experience in project work.
InnPeace
Founded in 2018 InnPeace is the latest, transdisciplinary tesserae of Peace and Conflict Studies in Innsbruck.
News
Applications for the academic year 2022/2023
Admission procedure for the MA Program in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Innsbruck – academic year 2022/2023 [more]
Rina Alluri is the new UNESCO Chairholder in Innsbruck
On 26 January, peace researcher Rina M. Alluri was inaugurated as the new UNESCO Chairholder for Peace Studies at the University of Innsbruck. She also co-leads the Master's programme "Peace and Conflict Studies" ... [more]
Podium Discussion on “Can we learn peace” at the Tiroler Landesmuseum
The Tiroler Landesmuseum held a discussion on “Can we learn peace” (07.03.22) as part of their Museums in dialogue podium discussion series. [more]
Rina Alluri shares her perspectives on peace in Tirolean 20er magazine
Assistant Professor Rina M. Alluri was interviewed on her perspectives of peace in the newest edition of the Tirolean street magazine, 20er. [more]
Lecture Series on Doing Diversity in Higher Education
Assistant Professor Dr. Rina M. Alluri gives lecture on “Moving towards new territory: Perspectives on diversity and inclusion” as part of the Aurora Brown Bag Lecture Se... [more]
Rina Alluri is a Panel Speaker for the OEGGF Annual Conference on “Gender: Ambivalent Invisibility”
As part of the 8th Annual Conference of the OEGGF at the University of Vienna on Gender: Ambivalent Invisibility, Assistant Professor Rina Alluri participated as a Panel ... [more]
Media
Re-storying a past that lies between us
New book by Christina Pauls "Re-storying a past that lies between us: An exploration of the legacies of German-Russian family histories in the Soviet Union" [more]
APPEAR Project report: HU-UIBK Partnership for Strengthening Institutional Capacity in Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation | PSICPCT
From December 2017 to November 2020, the HU-UIBK Partnership for Strengthening Institutional Capacity in Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation (PSICPCT) was an academ... [more]
Symposium on Current Trends in Contemporary Peace Research
Recordings are now available on the symposium: "Current Trends in Contemporary Peace Research" [more]
Contact
Unit for Peace and Conflict Studies
Grillhofweg 100
6080 Innsbruck
Austria
+43 699 122 90 893
+43 512 512 3838-0
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