The University of Siegen hosts a wide range of events aimed at students, researchers and staff, but in many cases also at interested members of the public.
Farewell Lecture by Prof. Emeritus Erhard Schüttpelz:
The SFB cordially invites you to the farewell lecture byProf. Emeritus Erhard Schüttpelz, who retired in October 2025. He was the founder and one of the leading scholars of the SFB. In his farewell lecture, Erhard Schüttpelz will present and discuss his film essay “General Marseille,” which he produced together with Anja Dreschke and Carlo Peters. Prof. Rembert Hüter will then deliver the laudatory address. Following the lecture, the SFB invites you to a reception.
Start of the Semester for the Art Course
Start of the 2026 Art Semester
1st Inclusive Campus Forum
What does it take to improve accessibility at our university? On November 12, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., we’d like to engage in conversation, share perspectives, and develop solutions together at the 1st Inclusive Campus Forum.
Shared Leadership – kooperative Führung innerhalb und außerhalb der Wissenschaft
Time Management – Less Stress, More Clarity
Do you know that feeling when your to-do list just keeps getting longer, exams are getting closer, and there just isn't enough time? It doesn't have to be that way!
Forum Siegen - Between Protection and Control: Perspectives on Security from Refugees and Police Officers
Lecture by Dr. Leonie Jantzer as part of the Forum Siegen during the 2026/27 winter semester: “A World in Flux?”
Annual Conference of the CRC 1187 “Politics of Cooperative Sensing. Techfascism, War, Geopolitics, and Resistance”
The 2026 annual conference of the Collaborative Research Center 1187 “Media of Cooperation” explores the politics of cooperative sensing and sense-making in a time marked by geopolitical and climate catastrophes, anti-democratic backlashes and the rise of authoritarian regimes—all of which are phenomena closely intertwined with increasing datafication, generative AI developments, and the growing power of Big Tech.