Topic: research

Andreas Johandi, Research Fellow in Near Eastern Religions at the School of Theology and Religious Studies, was awarded the Humboldt Research Fellowship to focus on researching the Pantheon of the ancient city-state of Umma at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.

8. – 11. mail toimub Tartus rahvusvaheline konverents, mis keskendub religioonide- ja kultuuridevahelise suhtluse mitmekesisusele.

"Old Religion, New Spirituality: Implications of Secularisation and Individualisation in Estonia", first published in hardcover in 2021, and "Religious diversity in Europe: Mediating the past to the young", first published in 2022, are now available in softcover!

Cambridge University Press has released a paperback version of the volume Augustine in Context. The volume is edited by Tarmo Toom, Associate Professor of Patristics at the University of Tartu.

Latvian researcher Agita Misāne gave a lecture on the perception of death and imagined afterlife in Latvian traditional and contemporary religious cultures.

Doctoral students Helle Kaasik, Hedi Vilumaa and Ahenkora Siaw Kwakye defended their doctoral theses in the field of religious studies.

EASR conference "Religions and States of Freedom" takes place in Cork from the 27th of June till 1 of July.

The Estonian Research Council submitted the names of 65 Estonian researchers for inclusion in the AcademiaNet portal for successful women researchers.

Catherine Gibson, a research fellow in Church History, has a new book published with Oxford University Press.

The publications of the academic staff of the School of Theology and Religious Studies.