Welcome
The Goetheanum is a meeting point for a diverse worldwide community of people who share a special interest in anthroposophy. People from different backgrounds come together to attend conferences, courses and seminars conducted by our faculty scholars and professionals.
Upcoming Programs
Anthroposophy Studies
Full-time & On-Campus
2 October 2023 - 21 June 2024
The Anthroposophy Studies on Campus is aimed at anyone looking for an understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s work and how Anthroposophy relates to different fields. Theoretical lessons take place alongside artistic activities and field trips that support the learning process in an international learning environment. Participants can choose to enrol for the entire academic year or one term.
5 Weekends of Anthroposophy
Online
12 January - 11 February 2024
This online course has been designed to reach a broad audience interested in addressing anthroposophical content from anywhere. Convenience and flexibility are the basis of this learning experience. Students can access synchronous (live) and asynchronous (self-paced) lectures and in-depth discussion groups led by the Goetheanum faculty. The joint sessions are in English, but the study work can take place in groups in German, English and Portuguese/Spanish.
Student Life on Campus
An international group of people comes together every year at the Goetheanum for the Anthroposophy Study on-campus program. Studying in this intercontinental community is a unique experience that allows one to expand perspectives, enhance the ability to think creatively and gain new insights. The contacts made here form a long-lasting worldwide network!
Student Wall
The Drama of Weimar-Buchenwald
Prof. Dr. Peter Selg shares aspects of a seminar in Weimar-Buchenwald with the Students of the Anthroposophical Studies on Campus
Learning Journey at the Goetheanum
A special testimonial about the Anthroposophy Studies on-campus program. By Rosemary Channin
The Art of Everyday Experience
The reading of that which is apparent, through ethical and aesthetic capacity. By Arnau Ricart
New Year's Eve: Dornach, 2022
Former student Ezra Sullivan shares shares his experience participating in the 100th anniversary of the fire of the first Goetheanum.
How to be connected to the heart
... and how does it serve as a foundation for knowing? - by Yuuki Fujisawa, former student in the Anthroposophy Studies on Campus.
28 Days of Anthroposophy
A special testimonial about the Goetheanum Studium online program by Luis Eduardo Melnik from Brazil.
Video ► Interculturality in the 21st century
Can we comprehend what is foreign to us? Interculturality in the 21st century - A contribution by Constanza Kaliks and Paula Edelstein on November ...
Video ► How is our behaviour reflected in the eco system?
Signature of the present times - A contribution by Jean-Michel Florin on October 26, 2020 as part of the lecture series of the Goetheanum Leadership.
Modes of working in Corona times, up until the end of 2021
Up until the end of 2021 the Goetheanum Leadership, which is responsible for the orientation of the Sections of the School of Spiritual Science, ...
Social study ‹(Re)Search›: branch in Latin America
Since 2017 a team of young researchers from the Youth Section at the Goetheanum has been researching what it means to be young in our time. Now a ...
Alumni meeting
From 1 to 5 July the first Goetheanum Studies alumni meeting took place at the Goetheanum. The gathering took the form of a study week on the ...
Forum for trainers
The Goetheanum Studies department has been extended by a faculty for Professional Development which, starting in 2020, will offer a course on ...
Alumni
Every former student from the Goetheanum Studium is already part of our international Alumni community. Join our group chat to share anthroposophical content and catch up with former classmates.