Children's Lectures – Sparking curiosity, discovering research!

The lectures are held in German

What kind of clothing hung in the wardrobes of the Greeks and Romans? Are insects the superheroes of the animal kingdom? Can seals take legal action in court?

These and many other questions are answered by researchers from the University of Münster in the Q.UNI children's lectures. It is an exciting and challenging task, as the young students are a critical audience and want to know everything! In child-friendly language, lecturers from all disciplines explain what their research is about, why their work is important, and how the topic relates to children.

Stay Curious!

With our mailing list, you'll never miss a Children's Lecture and you will be always stay up to date. To join the mailing list, simply send an email to kinderuni@uni-muenster.de.

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The Children's Lectures are a joint event series organized by the Q.UNI and Westfälische Nachrichten for children aged 8 to 12.

 

This year, another exciting journey through the world of science awaits you. Look forward to a wide variety of topics, experiments, and opportunities to participate, be amazed, and ask questions.

Whether it's surprising insights into current research or new explanations of everyday phenomena, this is your chance to be curious, ask questions, and experience science firsthand.

Organizational Information

• "What is it about? Why is it important? Why does it matter to children?" These are the questions that lecturers from the University of Münster will answer about their research.
• You can attend the lectures in person or watch the live video broadcasts.
• Registration is required for all events. Registration opens 3–4 weeks before each event and can be completed on this website.
• Please note: The venues vary depending on the event. Be sure to check the details for each date.
• Please also review our participation conditions and privacy policy. Acceptance of both is required during registration.

We look forward to sharing fascinating insights into science with you and hope you'll join us!