Galway Centenary Conversations: War & Revolution Roadshow This summer will see a series of free public history events around the County organised by NUI Galway, GMIT, local history societies and... | Read on »
Election Special! The Moore Institute will host a snap event to discuss the UK election, Northern Ireland, France, and more! With contributions from Jane Conroy, Eoin Daly, Niall Ó Dochartaigh,... | Read on »
Huston School of Film & Digital Media (NUI Galway) are delighted to welcome Joseph McBride, author of the award-winning biography Searching for John Ford (2001) for a public lecture at the school entitled... | Read on »
Migration and the Humanities: Critical Challenges 16-17 June 2017 Moore Institute NUIG/ Irish Humanities Alliance Migration – and its social, cultural, political, and economic consequences – represents one of the... | Read on »
Introduction to Modelling Decision Making – Monday 19th of June, 2-5pm Computer Lab, Arts Millennium Building (Psychology) The development of clearly defined models of human behaviour enables us to translate theoretical... | Read on »
Irish-Austrian Exchanges on the Stage: Performing the Archive with Dr. Vicky Angelaki What does it mean to perform the archive? The lived historiography of theatre captures the embodied experience rather... | Read on »
GALWAY#HERSTORY SALON An evening of celebration and reflection- Tuesday 20 June 2017, 6--‐8pm NUI Galway –Aula Maxima Lower Herstory is a new movement dedicated to ensuring the stories of women... | Read on »
The Moore Institute, in co-operation with the Galway County Council, presents the second in their six parts series of public history events in Craughwell Community Hall on Tuesday 20 June... | Read on »
Neural Plausibility of Decision Making Models – Panel Discussion AMB 067, Arts Millennium Building (Psychology) 1-2pm Wednesday the 21st of June There is little doubt that complex cognition depends on... | Read on »
This workshop brings together practitioners and academics to reflect on humanitarian action in Somalia since the 1990s. What did and didn’t work in the field? What contextual factors shaped the... | Read on »
