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A new Master’s programme at the University of Würzburg combines content from the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences: Environmental Humanities offers students interdisciplinary and diverse approaches.

How theology can contribute to orientation in an increasingly chaotic world: This is the focus of the new English-language Master's degree programme "Theology for a World in Transformation".

A recently published book by the Würzburg art historian Stefan Bürger provides an overview of architectural culture in Lower Franconia between the Peasants’ War and the Echter era. On 1 July, he will present his work during a guided tour.

The University of Würzburg is hosting a public lecture and discussion evening on anorexia nervosa on Thursday, 25 June in the Neubaukirche. Admission is free.

Green, slimy, brilliant? Algae hold many surprises. Why they can be both fascinating and frightening will be explained on Saturday 27 June at the Würzburg Children’s University.

All students and staff at the university are invited to the Hubland Sports Centre on Tuesday 23 June for the International Evening. The Center for Languages (ZFS) will be there again this year.

Read about new appointments, job anniversaries, research sabbaticals and more.

On Tuesday, 23 June 2026, the Endocrinology and Diabetology Department at the University Hospital of Würzburg is offering a webinar on the widespread disease diabetes mellitus as part of the "Evening Consultation" series.

The CHARM-EU Master's programme Global Challenges for Sustainability enters its second year at the University of Würzburg in September - and CHARM-EU is once again looking for mentors for the new students.

All students and employees of JMU can apply for the prize for sustainable action at the University of Würzburg. The closing date for entries is 30 June 2026.

Patriarchy and Eurocentrism - racism in science - online media and the cohesion of society: the University of Würzburg invites you to discuss controversial topics.

The Women's Football Academy at the University of Würzburg has published the first standard work for training girls and women. The volume offers in-depth knowledge and high practical relevance.

60 years of town twinning between Mwanza and Würzburg: to celebrate, the University of Würzburg is focussing on Tanzanian dances. A lecture on Wednesday, 17 June, and a workshop on Saturday, 20 June, are dedicated to these dances.

Get to know Felix Dahn, Agnes Sapper and other personalities from the city's history briefly and concisely: the University Library is making this possible in its #einzigartig series (in German language) - on Tuesday, 16 June.

An exhibition at the Würzburg City Archive shows how operations were performed in the past to treat bladder stones and other ailments. Items from the historical collection of the Juliusspital take centre stage.