General studies in the summer semester 2025
The main theme of the lecture series is"Insights and perspectives".
Prof. Dr. Thomaschewski is responsible for the lecture series.
Dear guest students,
In the summer semester 2025, the Studium Generale will again take place in a hybrid format (presence and online possible).
For this reason, registration by 14.03.2025 by e-mail to annette.gramer@ 8< SPAM protection, please remove >8 hwg-lu.de is still required. Please indicate your priority.
Priority 1 - presence
Priority 2 - via Zoom - the link will be sent to you on 17.03.2025.
When: Tuesdays from 16:00 to 17:30 in the auditorium of the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society, Ernst-Boehe-Str. 4 or via livestream via Zoom.
All events listed here are open to the public and free of charge. We cordially invite you to participate.
18.03.2025: "German - a declaration of love to our amazing language", by Prof. Dr. Roland Kaehlbrandt, non-fiction author/linguist, Frankfurt am Main
25.03.2025: "Heimat als Utopie", by Dr. phil. Klaus Kufeld, author/speaker, Ludwigshafen a. Rhein
01.04.2025: "Radiation exposure in the environment and the effects on humans", by Dr. Friederike Gnädinger, Federal Office for Radiation Protection, Munich
08.04.2025: "Living well in Germany - measuring our well-being and prosperity", by Dr. Katja Patzwald, Federal Institute for Population Research Wiesbaden/Berlin
15.04.2025: "The bakery trade - challenges of an old profession in modern times", by Bernd Kütscher, Federal College of the German Bakery Trade, Director
29.04.2025: "Punishment must be - or not", by Dr. Maximilian Kohlhof, Verte Rechtsanwälte Düsseldorf
06.05.2025: "The measurement of risk. Can luck and bad luck be calculated?", by Prof. Dr. Christian Hesse, Department of Mathematics, University of Stuttgart
13.05.2025: "Financial education in Germany - significance and prospects", by Prof. Dr. Tabea Bucher-Koenen, ZWE Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research GmbH, Mannheim
20.05.2025: "Fake news - why false facts are not the problem", by Prof. Dr. Matthias Kohring, Head of the Institute for Media and Communication Studies, University of Mannheim
27.05.2025: "Burn on, Burn out, Brain Hacking-mentally healthy in life and studies", by Katharina Hiller, Brain Explain