The Church of Ethiopia
in Antiquity and the Middle Ages – Jewish traditions,
Islamic context and indigenous developments
The Nordic Network for the Study of Judaism, Christianity and Islam
in the First Millennium (NNJCI) is proud to present its new seminar on
Ethiopian Christianity and its contacts with Jewish and Islamic traditions.
This is a unique opportunity to visit Ethiopia, its several awe-inspiring
places (such as the stone hewn churches in Lalibela, the ancient Aksum and
several monasteries) in the guidance of both local and Nordic experts.
The duration of the seminar is two weeks (October 23 to November 6,
2016). It will include preparatory readings and short presentations of each
participants which equals 5 ECTS. The seminar is primarily intended for
PhD-students, but it will also be open for advanced master’s students and
postdoctoral researchers.
The preliminary program and more information can be found on the NNJCI
website http://nnjci.mf.no/2-uncategorised/8-the-church-of-ethiopia-in-antiquity-and-the-middle-ages.
At the moment, the price of the seminar which
reflects the actual costs of the trip, is about $ 2500 plus the flights to
Ethiopia and back. The price is likely to go down. We have applied for funding
but the result is still pending.
To keep track of updated information about the
course, please join NNJCI Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/1625904417675426/?fref=ts
The application period
will be in March 1 - April 30, 2015 (the final price will be announced before that).
You can express your initial interest in the trip and direct further question
to Outi Lehtipuu (outi.lehtipuu@helsinki.fi).
This is a wonderful opportunity for those who want to be involved. Congrratulations to Outi Lehtipuu and those of the Nordic Network for organising this seminar and excursion!
ReplyDeleteVery true! Outi Lehtipuu, Samuel Rubenson, Anna-Liisa Tolonen and Mengistu Gobezie Worku have done a great job!
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