What impact does the Delft can-do mentality of engineering and design have on the rest of the world? And what is the responsibility of our university to those outside of the Delft bubble?

During election campaign time, various parties like to make the case that we should have more scientists involved in politics. In Delft, we like to approach problems with the practical mindset of an engineer. But do we need more engineers in politics? In fact, does politics need engineers at all? 

Read and discuss the classic masterpiece that introduced “the death of God,” the “Ubermensch,” and other ideas into modern culture!

Times of “nothingness” and emptiness have haunted these years of pandemic lockdowns, quarantines, and isolation. What can Japanese philosophy teach you about these moments and their deeper meaning? Join us and find out!

Join us on a brief tour of familiar Japanese cultural expressions to show how different philosophical traditions have been rooted in everyday life. We’ll get a grasp on everything from manga to ramen, Zen gardens and karaoke.

A theatrical and interactive investigation into the future of democracy

Ever wonder what your lifestyle means in terms of water use?

In all religious traditions across the world, mystic movements can be found. Mysticism often refers to becoming one with God but may also refer to any altered state of consciousness with a religious or spiritual meaning. Sufism is the mystic movement of Islam and is characterised by particular values, doctrines, institutions and religious practices.

Have you ever wondered whether nuclear fuel is clean, safe, and fair enough to fit in the bigger picture of the energy transition?

What was the shape of African thought in the 20th century?