Visiting Scholars

CEH welcomes visiting Environmental Humanities scholars on all academic levels from around the globe to come and stay with us, be it a few weeks or a few months. Hosting visiting scholars has proven to be mutually beneficial as these scholars bring with them refreshing perspectives that challenge and sharpen us based here at AU. Important to this hosting arrangement is the commitment CEH holds to academic pursuit; we see scholarly work as deeply interwoven with the person, and we seek to honour this dimension by providing intellectual exchange that is positive and convivial.

CEH hosts scholars and PhD students from other institutions for short and long-term visits. Due to our current budget, we cannot provide financial support for visitors, but we are happy to provide a lively intellectual environment, advice about housing, desk/internet access, etc. We strongly encourage all visitors to share their work with the CEH community by giving a talk at one of our seminars during their stay. The details of all visits must be discussed on an individual basis. For more information, please email ceh@cas.au.dk

Current, upcoming and past visiting scholars

Line Kollerup, Aarhus University, Tech Faculty, Fall 2024
Thomas S. Davis, The Ohio State University, Spring 2024
Will Kendall, London School of Economics, Spring 2024
Gabrielle Fenton, University of Louvain-la-Neuve, Spring 2024
Rianne Riemens, Radboud University, Spring 2024
Femke Vulto, University of Oxford, Fall 2023
Beatrice Barlozzari, University of Perugia, Fall 2023
Leonardo Nolé, City University of New York, Spring-Fall 2023
Wendy Chua, Humboldt University of Berlin, Spring 2023
Charles Zerner, Sarah Lawrence College, Spring 2023
Hannah Reeves, Birkbeck, University of London, Fall 2022
Bárbara Bastos, University of Pisa, Fall 2022
Mathilde Knöfel, University of Bologna, Fall 2022
Isabela Noronha, Unicamp, Brazil, Spring-Summer 2022
Elliot Hurst, University of Stirling, Scotland, Spring-Summer 2022
Joana Formosinho, University of Copenhagen’s Medical Museion and Department of Public Health, Spring-Summer 2021
Franziska Dahlmeier, University of Hamburg, Fall-Winter 2020
Annika Capelán, Deakin University/Lund University, Fall 2019-Winter 2020
Zachary Caple, University of South Florida, Summer 2019
Ivana Bicak, Durham University, Spring-Fall 2019
Kefiloe Sello, University of Cape Town, Winter-Spring 2019
Desiree Kumpf, University of Leipzig, Fall-Winter 2018
Toby Neilson, University of Glasgow, Spring 2018
Michael Vine, Cambridge University, Spring-Fall 2017

Becoming a visiting scholar

If your work revolves around the environmental humanities, or if you would like to have scholarly engagement with those invested in the environmental humanities, please send the following information to Heather Swanson (ceh@cas.au.dk).

Name:
Title:
Department:
Email:
Description of your research interests:

Info for new and visiting scholars

For visiting scholars, we want to help you navigate the practicalities that come when settling in at Aarhus University. For a comprehensive overview of starting life at Aarhus University, please visit Aarhus University’s International Services:

Note: For longer term stays (more than 90 days), It generally requires a minimum of 2 months notice to become a guest researcher at AU, as it takes 7-8weeks to process work and residence permits.