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Handschrift 125 is een handschrift dat de meeste zogenaamde Utrechtse draakjes bevat.

Johanna Westerdijk was the first female professor in the Netherlands.

Handschrift 125 is een handschrift dat de meeste zogenaamde Utrechtse draakjes bevat.

Bijsluiters van medicijnen die door de Apotheek Diergeneeskunde geleverd worden.

De afdeling Sociologie biedt een bachelor 'Sociology' aan en twee masterprogramma's.

Op 9 november vindt er in de Bucheliuszaal in de Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht Science Park een boekpresentatie plaats van het boek Pieter Geyl & Britain.

Research at PSR is focused on understanding the molecular basis of plant resilience to both single and multiple climatic stressors in model, cultivated and wild species.

Public outreach activities of the Institute of Environmental Biology

Research and stakeholder project on the moral status and welfare of mice and rats in pest management

Publicaties over ratten en muizen in dierplagen

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Information for master students

Information for bachelor students

This convolute contains texts about Saint Martin and other saints.

The aim of this project is to realize a seamless data driven spatial science using geographic information through question-based analysis, which is a novel way of interacting with geo-analytical resources via Question Answering (QA) technology.

Hoe kijken Raha Heshmatikhah, masterstudent Klinische Psychologie en Pooyan Tamimi Arab, universitair docent Religiewetenschap – UU’ers met Iraanse roots – naar de situatie in Iran?

How do Raha Heshmatikhah, a Master's student in Clinical Psychology and Pooyan Tamimi Arab, an Associate Professor of Religious Studies – UU community members with Iranian roots – look at the situation in Iran?

We study how contention can escalate into violent interaction, yet also how the end of violence involves the reconstruction of more peaceful forms of political coordination.

We study the ways in which interpretations, memories and constructions of the past are experienced and mobilised for political purposes from the late Middle Ages to the present.

We study the history of thinking about democracy, and doing democracy, in particular the formation and development of the institutions of democracy.