11 events for the next 18 months
Journalist Steffen Gram analyzes current global conflicts and great power rivalries in a lecture on today's world.
Linguist Michael Ejstrup explores Denmark's cultural and linguistic diversity through local traditions and regional character.
A lecture on Arabic culture and communication with Anna-Karin Guindy, who shares insights from her work as a tour guide and language instructor in the Middle East.
Kristian Lilholt and his band perform in a unique concert where the audience listens from deckchairs - a relaxed and unconventional musical experience.
A lecture examining the multifaceted career of artist and geologist Per Kirkeby, featuring research director Lucas Haberkorn and professor Thomas Bo.
Historian Hans-Tyge Haarløv examines the surprising connections between science, faith and superstition in this lecture at Folkeuniversitetscenteret.
Kjeld Møller Pedersen examines Denmark's healthcare reform and whether the new focus on local healthcare will become reality or remain on paper.
A lecture on the origins and significance of place names. Birgit Eggert explores local names from the Skærum Mølle area and beyond, revealing what they tell us about landscape, people, and history.
Professor Tim Knudsen traces Danish prime ministers from Estrup to Mette Frederiksen, exploring how they have shaped the modern state apparatus.
Lecturer Anette Vandsø explores the cultural history of houseplants and how they came to live in our homes, followed by a salon where participants share their own plant stories.
John Jensen lectures on gender roles in the Danish TV series Matador and its depiction of Danish history.