The Center for Brazilian and Global Affairs (CEBRAGA) is an interdisciplinary hub for research, teaching, and public engagement that uses Brazil as a lens to understand global challenges. From climate change and food security to citizenship, governance, and cultural diversity, Brazil stands at the crossroads of some of the most pressing debates shaping our world today. Building on over 40 years of Brazilian Studies at Aarhus University, CEBRAGA brings together scholars across the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences to foster collaboration and innovation. The Center enhances the visibility of Brazil-related research, strengthens partnerships with public and private stakeholders, and develops new models of outreach and education.
UPAST is a research center focused on examining how historical narratives and cultural heritage shape contemporary society. Bringing together experts from fields such as heritage studies, memory studies, and cultural analysis, our work investigates how historical narratives, visual representations, digital media, and material artifacts influence collective identities and societal dynamics.
ILAS Forum (University of Copenhagen) gives continuity to the previous Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS) founded in 2010. The new configuration integrates Latin American Studies and Iberian Studies in a strengthened transdisciplinary approach across national and regional boundaries, promoting research, teaching, and debate on these diverse, multicultural and multilingual geopolitical spaces.
NETLA (Network for Latin American Studies) is an association for people interested in Latin America. The association, which has existed since 1989, is based in Copenhagen and holds lectures, seminars, film screenings, etc.
