Cross-Disciplinary Graduate Student Workshops
The University of Chicago supports a vast array of graduate student workshops. The workshops generally meet once every two weeks, and center on presentations of work by current students, faculty, or distinguished visitors. All workshops are open to all graduate students and faculty at Chicago.
Such workshops include:
- African Studies
- British and Romantic Victorian Cultures
- Contemporary Philosophy
- Continental Philosophy
- Early Modern European Nations and Empire
- East Asia: Politics, Economy, and Society
- Eth Noise! Ethnomusicology
- Gay and Lesbian Studies
- Gender and Society
- History and Philosophy of Science
- Human Rights
- Jewish Studies
- Late Antique and Byzantine Studies
- Mass Culture
- Medieval Studies
- Poetry and Poetics
- Reproduction of Race and Racial Ideologies
- Rhetoric and Poetics
- Semiology
- Social Theory
- Urban Social Processes
- Wittgenstein
For a complete list, and contact information, see Graduate Workshops in the Humanities and Social Sciences.
