All the summer programmes are fee-paying and outside of our exchange contracts, and we won’t be able to provide any support for your application preparation nor finance (you must pay for the participation fee, accommodation, travel costs etc by yourself).   1. Doshisha We are pleased to announce that the Center for Global Education and Japanese Studies […]

This is my second circle of the Moss today. When I walked with Clyde this morning, I noticed that the contractors were back on site. The fence across the central path had been reinstalled – this time with a lower, sturdier structure. This version would be easy to climb over, for anyone who was determined. […]

1.预算问题 2.周边和档案问题 3.可访问性问题 2.Archiving and Exhibition Souvenirs According to my research, Summerhall provides display cabinets that can be used to present process documentation, research materials and sketches, texts, and publication fragments In addition, literary materials related to mythological animal such as folktales, poems, or cultural texts. They can also be included to expand the interpretive framework of the […]

This week, I visited the group exhibitionThe Dead Don’t Go Until We Do at the Talbot Rice Gallery for a case study[1]. I noticed that the accessibility facilities at the entrance were very comprehensive, including audio guides and audio labels, sunglasses, folding chairs, and even fidget toys for children and people with ADHD. I also […]

The next week is your last chance to access trials to digital archives of The Sketch & The Bystander – trials close on 19 April. Information and access links for the trials are at E-Resources trials.  If you like what you see, please give us feedback via the trial feedback link, to help to build a […]

Part One: English influences in the Chilean Fideicomiso By León Carmona Fontaine, Assistant Professor of Private Law at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Latin American and most European jurisdictions are commonly regarded as civil law jurisdictions. Yet one notable difference between the two is that trust instruments were introduced in Latin America much earlier […]