Autumn School on Interdisciplinary Datasets and Analyses in the Study of the Human Past 2026
25/11 – 27/11
The event will be held in English.
Target group
Participation is open to doctoral researchers and their supervisors, as well as other researchers who study or plan to study the human past using interdisciplinary methods.
General information
The core of the autumn school is the workshop on archaeogenetics for non-geneticists. The programme also includes introductions to large databases and key analytical methods in folkloristics, archaeology and pollen analysis in palaeoecology.
The autumn school brings together researchers from different disciplines within the humanities and natural sciences in Estonia and neighbouring regions. Its aim is to foster a better understanding of each other’s datasets and methods and to discuss the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary research.
Further information is available on the event webpage..
Accommodation, catering and transport
Participants will be provided with accommodation, meals and joint bus transportation from Tartu to Tammemäe and back.
Organizer
University of Tartu.
Registration
➤ Register HERE. The registration is open until October 28, 2026.
The maximum number of participants is 35. Participation will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis. If registrations exceed the number of available places, participants will be selected based on how closely their research interests align with the topics covered at the autumn school.
Final confirmation of participation will be sent by November 2, 2026.
Contact
In case of questions, please turn to:
- Monika Karmin monika.karmin@ut.ee
- Miina Norvik miina.norvik@ut.ee
Estonian Doctoral School for Natural and Agricultural Sciences.
