The Open Humboldt Freiräume funding line supports scientists in finding time for dialogue with society.
The Long Night of Science is a classic among the annual events. On no other evening can you get to know so many different faculties of the university at the same time - the focus here is on participation!
Primary school children in the Berlin-Brandenburg region gain insight into university life. Professors explain their own field of research in a child-friendly manner and answer questions.
The Mosse Lectures are an interdisciplinary and international research and event project, which engage with different focus area from history, politics, economics, art and literature each semester.
Alexander von Humboldt reached a broad audience with his Cosmos readings, spanning all scientific disciplines. We are continuing this tradition with the current Cosmos readings at Humboldt University.
The Tieranatomisches Theater (Veterinary Anatomy Theater) is an exhibition space and stage for experimental forms of presentation and a lab for curatorial practice.
The W.E.B. Du Bois Lecture Series offers valuable new contributions to intercultural dialogue by inviting scholars and intellectuals to give public lectures that address aspects and problems of public culture and modes of cultural critique today.
Three choirs, two symphony orchestras, one big band: under the umbrella of “Music at the HU”, the Humboldt-Universität offers the public a broad musical programme with concerts at various Berlin venues.
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