Offers for children & schools

• When? - May 10, 17, and 24, 2025 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Who can participate? - Children aged nine to twelve
• What is on the agenda?
  • Gigantic and as old as the hills: on dinosaurs and how to find them
  • Store detectives wanted: discover the secret world behind our supermarket shelves!
  • Secure passwords you can actually remember: an insight into the methods of password hackers
• Language: German
• More information and registration

Film screening, project presentation, and panel discussion of the film project “When Times Change” by the Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasiums in Bamberg (May 21, 5 p.m., Steinertstra?e 1, room M3N/02.32).

Titled ?Wenn Zeiten dich ?ndern“ ("When Times Change"), the Franz-Ludwig-Gymnasium in Bamberg had produced a film project that deals with democracy, remembrance culture, and anti-discrimination. The documentary, based on biographical research about former students from the class of 1930, depicts everyday life during the rise of National Socialism, featuring dramatized scenes performed by current students. The film was awarded the Margot Friedl?nder Prize in 2022 and serves as a “Good Practice Example” for antisemitism prevention. It will be discussed in a panel from the perspectives of teachers and higher education.

Opening of the exhibition 'Forget-me-not' (4 p.m.) and panel discussion 'Remembrance - Admonition - Incentive' (6 p.m.) on April 28, 2025

The exhibit displayed in the 4th branch of the university library (TB4) presents the biographies and fates of several Jewish children from the former administrative districts Ha?furt, Hofheim, and Ebern during the Holocaust. ‘Forget-me-not’ was planned and executed by students of the Friedrich-Rückert-Gymnasium in Ebern within the scope of a project seminar organized by their teacher Daniel He? and stewarded by the historian Cordula Kappner.

For more information, please contact: Stephanie Hofmann 

This workshop is oriented towards those interested in archaeology and the process of archaeological research. Anyone can participate in various projects of the Chair for Medieval and Modern Archaeology and can help analyse archaeological excavations.
The Archaeology Workshop is open to children and adults every Friday from 12 to 4 p.m. (Room 01.22, Am Kranen 14).
In order to register or receive further information, please contact Britta Ziegler, holder of a master's degree in excavation engineering.