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Our annually event highlights at Humboldt-Universit?t offer exciting insights into current research and invite you to join in. Whether discussions, lecture series or major events - we open our doors so that science and society can meet.
The Long Night of Science offers exciting insights into around 50 scientific institutions. Spectacular hands-on experiments, science shows and laboratory tours make science a tangible experience for almost all age groups.
Every year in November, Berlin Science Week transforms the city into a lively festival of scientific ideas. With over 300 events at two festival hubs and numerous locations, we explore how research shapes our world.
This event conveys research in the Humboldtian ideal. The lectures will take you to foreign worlds and illustrate abstract phenomena. Topics range from neuroscience to climate change.
The public lecture series continues the tradition of Alexander von Humboldt's famous KOSMOS lectures from 1827/28. The new lectures focus on the interactions between the physical world and human behaviour.
The research and event project commemorates the history and legacy of the German-Jewish Mosse family, in particular the tradition of their publishing house and its influence on the democratic public in the Weimar Republic.
The lectures honour W.E.B. Du Bois and promote interdisciplinary dialogue on racism, colonialism and social justice. Renowned experts discuss current research and social challenges. Come and join us!
How do Europe's leading politicians see the future of the European Union? In this high-calibre series of speeches, heads of state and experts discuss current challenges and perspectives.
Our lecture series make science tangible. Guest speakers or experts from our faculties and institutes present current research findings. Free of charge, open to all, no need to book in advance.
Would you like to know which events you can attend? We give you an overview of all public events at Humboldt-Universit?t zu Berlin.
