On Thursday, 25 April, Dr Ying Pan from the University of Paderborn will speak about "Green Energy"

Dr Christian Theis, Director of the Mannheim Planetarium, talks about the questions of when the (stellar) light goes out and how the last stars are formed

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

The multi-award-winning mathematician Prof. Dr Alessio Figalli will give the keynote lecture at this year's Weierstrass Lecture at Paderborn University on Friday 26 April.

Textile students and lecturers from Paderborn University present sustainably designed works at the WDR studio in Bielefeld

Premiere of the music department on April 27

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

On Monday 29 April, the Institute of German and Comparative Literature will continue the series with a reading by the author Doron Rabinovici.

From 30 April to 12 May, the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Paderborn University, in cooperation with the ADA Service Centre for Anti-Discrimination Work of the Caritas Association Paderborn e.V., is presenting the exhibition "Vitreous Flakes. About things we don't see". As part of the International Weeks against Racism, the works focus on experiences of everyday racism.

The Central Equal Opportunities Officer, the Diversity Officer, the Vice Dean for Sustainability, Equality and Diversity of the Faculty of Cultural Studies, the Managing Director of the Centre for Gender Studies and the Foreign Students' Representation (ASV) and the AStA invite you to a day of action against racism.

On Tuesday, 30 April, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Wings of Desire" by director Wim Wenders at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Thursday, 2 May, Michel Scholtysik from the Heinz Nixdorf Institute at Paderborn University will give a lecture on "Sustainable transformation in industry: the role of the circular economy as a driver of change"

Interested parties can once again take part in interactive workshops on three Saturdays

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

This in-house production by Paderborn University's music department is about Richard "Richie" Schmidt, who is in his forties and wants to put on another big show, preferably a rock musical, a few years after his successful cover band split up in a total dispute.

Movement has a special potential for learning. However, linking movement and learning in a beneficial way is still a major challenge.

On Monday, 6 May, Tillmann Heise will give a lecture entitled "'A Polyphony of Horror'. The diversity of voices and forms of anti-Semitism in Weimar Republic newsletters".

On Tuesday, 7 May, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the 1974 film " In Danger and Deep Distress, the Middleway Spells Certain Death" at 8.30 pm in Paderborn's Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday, 8 May, Dr Giulia Guidara from the Central Committee for Historical Studies Rome will give a lecture entitled "From Body to Soul: Mental Disorders in Hildegard von Bingen's 'Cause et cure'".

On Wednesday, 8 May, Dr Jessica Roda from Washington will be giving a lecture in English on "For Women and Girls Only. Reshaping Jewish Orthodoxy through the Arts in the Digital Age".

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

From Monday, 13 May to Wednesday, 15 May, around 60 companies from 15 different sectors will be taking part in the "LOOK IN!" company contact fair in the library foyer. All interested parties are cordially invited to visit the fair daily from 10 am to 4.30 pm.

On Monday, 13 May, Prof. Dr Lothar van Laak will speak about enlightenment as work on stereotypes in Lessing's "The Jews" and "Nathan the Wise".

The series of events will kick off on Tuesday, 14 May, from 4 to 6 p.m. in room Q1.203 with a lecture by Rabbi Alexander Kovtun on the "Tension between Narrative and Law in the Pentateuch".

On Tuesday, 14 May, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Medianeras" by director Gustavo Taretto at 8.30 pm in Paderborn's Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

The Belgium Centre (BELZ) at Paderborn University is celebrating its eighth Belgium Day on Wednesday, 15 May with discussion panels, a museum case competition, a raffle and a concert in Paderborn Cathedral.

Guests will gain an insight into the wide range of sports on offer, from rugby and lacrosse to Argentine dancing and Zumba, and will also be able to try their hand at various disciplines.

The lecture series opens on Wednesday with Prof. Dr Benedikt Schmidt from the Humboldt University of Berlin, who will speak on "Digitalisation and theological ethics as sym- or antibiotics for a good life"

On Wednesday, 15 May, Prof. Dr. Christian Kleinschmidt from the Philipps University of Marburg will give a lecture on "Medialisation - Professionalisation - Commercialisation. Adidas and German professional football 1954-2000".

Expand your international network, exchange ideas spontaneously and informally or use a coffee break to talk to international colleagues

On Thursday, 16 May, Dr Alexander Dübbert, research assistant in German and general linguistics at the University of Paderborn, will give a lecture on the topic "'Fridays/Parents/Omas/... for Future'. Analysing constructions of sustainability from a linguistic perspective"

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

On 17 and 24 May 2024, the "Make an Impact!" workshop with speaker Julie Stearns will take place online via Zoom from 9 am to 1 pm.

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

On Tuesday, 21 May, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Fallen Angels" by Hong Kong director Wong Kar-Wai from 1995 at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday, 22 May, Prof. Dr Cornelia Bartsch from the Hamburg School of Music and Theatre will give a lecture on "What is man? - Music as an interreligious language in Fanny Hensel and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy"

On Thursday, 23 May, PD Dr Raphaela Meyer zu H?rste-Bührer will speak on the topic "Theology for Future? Christian theological motives in the environmental discourse"

On Thursday, 23 May, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick" is hosting a film quiz at the Black Sheep (?kern 28, 33098 Paderborn). Participants can expect film soundtracks, quotes, film scenes, props and lots of trivia.

On 17 and 24 May 2024, the "Make an Impact!" workshop with speaker Julie Stearns will take place online via Zoom from 9 am to 1 pm.

On Monday, 27 May, Dr Larissa Jagdschian talks about anti-Semitic figures in German-language children's and youth literature after 1945.

The Central Equal Opportunities Officer and the Consultant for Diversity at Paderborn University want to make visible and strengthen the commitment to a diverse university on the occasion of the nationwide Diversity Day on Tuesday, 28 May. All university members are cordially invited to the library foyer.

Accompanied by music, the participants will listen to texts on the subject of peace from the Christian, Jewish and Muslim holy scriptures and sing songs.

On Tuesday, 28 May, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the episodic film "Night on Earth" by Jim Jarmusch from 1991 at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday 29 May, Jana Schreiber from the Philipps-University of Marburg will speak about Anna Margaretha Wiedemann as a healing woman and her patients in early modern Frankfurt.

On Wednesday, 29 May, Prof. Dr Muna Tatari from the University of Paderborn will speak on the topic "On a first-name basis with AI? Impulses on the concept of person from the perspective of Islamic systematic theology"

On Wednesday, 29 May, sports journalist Christoph Biermann will speak on the topic "1992: When football became modern".

The Center for the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists at Paderborn University invites all interested parties to a workshop on the German philosopher Hedwig Conrad-Martius on Friday, 31 May.

On Sunday, 2 June, the long-distance runners will compete against each other on the historic trails of the Hellweg

On Monday, 3 June, Prof. Dr Daniela Gretz will talk about the literary-fictional (re)construction of the myth of the Jewish world conspiracy.

On Tuesday, 4 June, Dr Gregor Schwarb from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich will give a lecture on the topic "Gottes Rede: The relevance of usul-al-fiqu for the understanding of usul al-tafsir in the Jewish and Islamic kalam".

On Tuesday, 4 June, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "The Big Sleep" at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday, 5 June, Prof. Dr Anke Charton from the University of Vienna will give a lecture on "Between Paul and Cecilia: Faith, song and gender difference"

On 5 June, there will be an interfaith panel discussion with Dr Anne Weber (Research Institute for Philosophy Hanover), Prof. Dr Benedikt G?cke (Ruhr University Bochum), Prof. Dr Idris Nassery (University of Paderborn) and Rabbi Dovid Gernetz (Kahal Adass Yisroel Berlin) at the Liborianum education and conference centre in Paderborn

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

Interested parties can once again take part in interactive workshops on three Saturdays

On Monday, 10 June, Prof. Dr. Iris Kruse and Dr. Julian Kanning will speak about the intrusion of institutionalised anti-Semitism into children's worlds of experience in Holocaust (picture) books.

On Tuesday, 11 June, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" at 8.30 pm in Paderborn's Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday, 12 June, Lukas Brand from the Rhineland-Palatinate Technical University of Kaiserslautern-Landau will speak on the topic "Alexa, pray for me! - AI and robotics in religious practice from a Christian theological perspective"

On Wednesday, 12 June, author Dietrich Schulze-Marmeling will give the lecture "Money doesn't score goals. Unless you have a lot of it".

Expand your international network, exchange ideas spontaneously and informally or use a coffee break to talk to international colleagues

On Thursday, 13 June, Prof. Dr Eva B?hm, Professor of Business Administration, in particular Marketing and Value Creation at Paderborn University, will speak on the topic "Better Marketing for a Better World! - How marketing can contribute to social and ecological sustainability"

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

Neil LaBute's subtle satire deals with topics such as truthfulness and beauty mania

On Monday, 17 June, Prof. Dr Britt-Marie Schuster, Christopher Georgi and Sarah Schr?der will speak on the topic "From Press Judaism to the East Coast Press: Categorisation in modern anti-Semitism".

On Tuesday, 18 June, Prof. Dr Liliana Ruth Feierstein from Humboldt-Universit?t zu Berlin will give a lecture on diaspora and law.

On Tuesday, 18 June, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Tokyo Godfathers" from 2003 at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday 19 June, Dr Justin Begley from the University of Basel and Dr Benjamin Goldberg from the University of South Florida will talk about Margaret Cavendish and the medical establishment.

On Wednesday, 19 June, Prof. Dr Gundela Bobeth from the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf will speak on the topic "Volo Jesum, amo Christum: Religious Intensity in Text and Music by Isabella Leonarda (1620 -1704)"

On Wednesday, 19 June, Dr Hureyre Kam from the University of Innsbrück will speak on the topic "From human to super-human: sketches of an anthropology of transhumanism from an Islamic-theological perspective"

On Thursday, 20 June, Dr Martin Schmitt, research associate and lecturer at the Institute of History at Paderborn University, will give a lecture on the topic of "Digitalisation and the environment - an intertwined digital history of the present in the face of climate change"

On Thursday, 20 June, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick" is hosting a film quiz at the Black Sheep (?kern 28, 33098 Paderborn). Participants can expect film soundtracks, quotes, film scenes, props and lots of trivia.

On Monday, 24 June , Dr phil. Andrea Graumann will give a lecture on "USrael, Itrael and Israhell - critical and anti-Jewish speech about Israel".

Teaching Day at Paderborn University will take place for the twelfth time in 2024. On Tuesday, June 25, starting at 10 a.m., lecturers from all faculties will exchange ideas with each other and with students and seek new impulses for teaching.

On Tuesday, 25 June, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the 2017 animated film "Tehran Taboo" at 8.30 pm in Paderborn's Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

Prof. Dr Katajun Aminpur, Commissioner for Criticism of Racism at the University of Cologne, will give a lecture on Wednesday 26 June at 4.30 pm on the topic of "University structures and criticism of racism".

On Wednesday 26 June, Madeleine Sheahan from Yale University will give a lecture entitled 'Seasonality and Slaughter: Sourcing Animal-Ingredients in Seventeenth-Century Household Medicine'.

On Wednesday 26 June, Prof. Dr Kay Schiller from the University of Durham will speak on the topic "World Cup '74: When football became modern".

On Thursday, 27 June, Pro. Dr Anette Buyken, Public Health Nutrition at the University of Paderborn, on the topic "Does meat have a future?"

On Friday, 28 June, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics will bid farewell to this year's graduates with a ceremony in the Audimax.

On Monday, 1 July, Dr Stephanie Willeke will speak about anti-Semitic othering in contemporary German-language literature.

On Tuesday, 2 July, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the 1968 film "Bullitt" at 8.30 pm in the Paderborn Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday, 3 July, Dr Sarah Schauberger will give a lecture on the topic "Guitar Gods. On the gender mythology of the electric guitar".

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

On Thursday, 4 July, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Schlüter, Professor in the Sustainable Materials, Processes and Products profile area at Paderborn University, will speak on the topic of "Energy transition(s) - myths and facts"

On Monday, 8 July, Prof. Dr Norbert Otto Eke will give a lecture on "Jewishness after the Holocaust. Configurations of the Other".

On Tuesday, 9 July, Dr Hakki Arslan from the University of Münster will give a lecture on comparative responses to legal scholarship.

On Tuesday, 9 July, the arthouse cinema "Lichtblick", a student initiative of Paderborn University, will be showing the film "Koyaanisqatsi - The Prophecy" from 1968 at 8.30 pm in Paderborn's Pollux cinema (Westernstra?e 34).

On Wednesday 10 July, Dr Amalia Cerrito from the University of Trento will give a lecture entitled "Female seeds, powers and bodies: Albert the Great and the vegetal sexuality".

On Wednesday, 10 July, Prof. Dr Idris Nassery from the University of Paderborn will speak on the topic "Al-ahkām al-hamsa meets artificial intelligence: or why a new Islamic legal architecture of responsibility is needed"

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On Thursday. 11 July, Prof. Dr Philip Yang, Sustainable Human Resource Management and Leadership at Paderborn University, will speak on the topic of "The role of diversity in corporate management for the sustainability of companies"

On Wednesday, 17 July, there will be a film screening entitled "The End of Humanity" followed by a discussion with co-producer Dr Oliver Dürr from the University of Fribourg and Dr Johannes Gr?ssl from the University of Paderborn

On Thursday, 18 July, Prof. Dr Karina Kiepe, Prof. Dr Andrea Becher and Prof. Dr Sabine Fechner from Paderborn University will give a lecture on "Shaping the future - education for sustainable development in teacher training"

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

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In the "ZeKK live" event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society.

Under the title: "Sustainable - Digital - Equitable. Future scenarios for work, education and careers", experts in vocational education and training will be discussing research findings and approaches to current topics in vocational education and training at Paderborn University from 17 to 19 March 2025.