Events at Roskilde University

Silas Blomqvist Johansen defends his PhD thesis: "How Public Leaders Tackle Complex Problems at Multiple Levels: The Role of Social Distance and Trust".

Twice a year, Roskilde University opens its doors to one of its most dynamic and collaborative events: the Matchmaking Event. This gathering brings together students, researchers, companies, and organisations to explore new partnerships for semester projects, theses, and study‑related internships.

This webinar disseminates key insights based on research on chronic crises and draws on Olivier Rubin’s book "Chronic Crises: An Exploration of Crises with No End in Sight" (Oxford University Press, 2026)

Lawrence Berg (University of British Columbia) will give a research seminar on ‘Antiproductivism, Autonomist Refusal and the Disabled Surplus Class’. Drawing on autonomist feminism and abolitionist perspectives, this attempts to develop a materialist analysis of disability in order to refuse participation as disabled people in the (re)production of capital.

Meet Associate Professor Katia Dupret, who in this CSS Lunch Series talks about: How does one learn to lead for and with sustainability?

Ole B. Jensen (Aalborg University) will give an open lecture on ‘Mobility Injustice by Design: Reflections on Design as an Agent of Power and Social Change ’, addressing how injustice in relation to mobility can be the intended result of design and policy decisions as well as unintentional consequences of design.

Meet Postdoc Anya Umantseva and Associate Professor Jonas Egmose, who in this CSS Lunch Series talk about: What does it mean to care for nature?

Salla Jokela, Mikko Kyrönviita and Markus Laine (Tampere University) will give a research seminar on ‘Renegotiating Inclusivity at Nordic Waterfronts’, discussing their comparative research on processes of exclusion and inclusion in waterfront neighbourhoods of Nordic cities.

Meet Associate Professor Caitlin McMullin, who in this CSS Lunch Series talks about: Critically examining responsibility, vulnerability, and power in co-production: A care ethical approach

Meet Associate Professor Luise Li Langergaard, who in this CSS Lunch Series talks about: How does literary form shape what can be imagined as utopian?