Coming Autumn, we’ll dive into public space. Can we create space where all earth-dwellers feel welcome? In Q2-3 we’re investigating digital space, who it is created for and how we make use of it. And in our Spring programme we will focus on our inner space: the brain. Is society fit for neurodivergence?
Surinamese students in the Netherlands face challenges that you will be surprised and perhaps even shocked to learn about.
Can we use technology, art, and philosophy to offer a hopeful, inclusive, and just perspective in which all earth-dwellers — human and non-human — can feel at home? Head of Studium Generale Leon Heuts reflects on the second edition of the For Love of the World Festival.
Throughout the spring of 2025, Studium Generale events were mainly centered around War & Entropy and Language & Power. And even beyond those two themes, we organized interactive programs with surprising perspectives and meaningful encounters.
Studium Generale is proud to co-host a new one-day experimental installation by Els Spanjers, a TU Delft student of the Master Design for Interaction. This article lets you imaginatively step into the installation experience before the event on the 11th of June.
We leven inmiddels in een samenleving waarin alles te koop is. En passant zijn we ook gaan geloven dat de mensen met het geld en de bezittingen ons hun overtuigingen mogen opdringen. Zijn we doorgeslagen? En wat doen we ertegen?
Scientists and engineers have long been troubled by the moral weight of their discoveries and creations. Is the world better for their work – that men may better kill one another?
I saw bodies shatter into pieces under precisely dropped mini-bombs. I saw soldiers begging the camera for mercy. I saw others shot point-blank after surrendering. But what did I actually see?
Wars begin when words lose their meaning. In the series War & Rhetoric we examine how language gradually becomes toxic in the run-up to conflict, but also how it can connect and heal.
“Have you ever had a friend suddenly get mad at you?” Find out why Marieke thinks good communication skills are essential to success.
