Ghent University

Film screening 'Eat More Trees'

A screening of Eat More Trees, the brand-new documentary of Belgian producer Arne Focketyn which is narrated by Maaike Cafmeyer (English subtitles).

Ghent University scores in ENLIGHT calls

The results of the ENLIGHT calls 2025 have been announced. Ghent University confirms its strong position within the European university alliance, with ...

Happening 'Book launch: Peace to the World!'

A book by Pieter Boulogne (KU Leuven) and Annemarie Gielen (Pax Christi Flanders)

Happening 'Country Day Kazakhstan'

The event will conclude with an opportunity for discussion and networking in the beautiful setting of the GUM Plantentuin.

Lecture 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Film Critic: Mixed-Race Identity, Queer Ingenuity, and Precarious Cultural Labour in Misha Zakharov's Doramaroman'

The event will conclude with a film screening, featuring Maxim Pechersky’s acclaimed autofictional short The Year of the White Moon (2021).

Lecture 'Academic Freedom and the Contingency of Its Boundaries: Fragments on Repression'

The HRRN is honored to host Professor Vladan Đokić, Rector of the University of Belgrade, who will deliver an open lecture on academic freedom.

Lecture 'Domestic spaces and resistance on the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine'

Moderation by Dr. Dmytro Panchuk, member of Ukraine+ Knowledge Centre, postdoc researcher, Dep. of Public Governance and Management, Ghent Univerity

Lecture 'Living in the Split. The Agency of Armenia and Georgia In-Between Russia and the EU'

A book talk on "Living in the Split. The Agency of Armenia and Georgia In-Between Russia and the EU" (Palgrave, 2026)

Lecture 'Meet the expert - Elections and Public Procurement'

Research seminar by prof Linda Veiga (University of Minho - Portugal) on electoral manipulation in public procurement.

Lecture 'Tackling Corruption in the Eastern Neighbourhood of the European Union'

Mihai-Razvan Corman presents his academic and practical insights in this Ukraine-plus lecture.

Film screening 'Eat More Trees'