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On Monday, October 5th, new academic year begins. BERG Orchestra concert will serve as an accompanying ceremony, to which all of our students and teachers are cordially invited.

On October 5 and 6, 2026, an international research colloquium titled Kosmologische Anthropologie: Tod – Geschlecht – Arbeit – Spiel will take place. Contributions will be made by prof. Karel Novotný and graduates of the FHS doctoral program in German and French Philosophy: István Fazakas, Sandro Herr, and Lutz Niemann.

What better way to kick off autumn than by welcoming the new academic year together at the faculty and in the jungle!

Current Issues in Phenomenological Anthropology

Disability and Religion in the Late Middle Ages

Giving and Receiving the Sacraments when Disabled

Lecturer: Dr. Ninon Dubourg

We cordially invite you to a lecture titled "Social Gardening" by prof. Seán Cubitt, which will take place at the Faculty of Humanities on October 9th, 2026, 14:30 - 16:30, in Jan Sokol Auditorium.

Disability, Sainthood, and the Miraculous in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Lecturer: Dr. Jenni Kuuliala

Do you ever feel like people mostly just interrupt each other, without really thinking?

A Socratic seminar offers a space to slow down for a while.

A place where the goal is not to find quick arguments, but conscientious answers to questions.

A place where it’s perfectly fine not to know the answer.

Our Socratic dialogues are grounded in the participants' life experiences rather than books. We are not interested in quick, superficial answers from AI; instead, we enjoy getting to the heart of matters through shared conversation.

If you enjoy deep conversations, this might be just the thing for you.