Goetheanum Studium
The Goetheanum Studium is part of the General Anthroposophical Section. Here you will find information on study programs led by scholars, researchers and professionals from the Sections of the Goetheanum - School of Spiritual Science
Upcoming Programs
5 Weekends of Anthroposophy
Online
Five Weekends:
17 January - 16 February 2025
An online course tailored for a worldwide audience. Access live and recorded lectures, engage in study groups led by the Goetheanum faculty, and more.
Anthroposophy Studies
Full-time & On-Campus
6 October 2025 – 19 June 2026
Explore Rudolf Steiner's work and its connection to different fields. Theoretical lessons, artistic activities, and more in an international learning environment.
Art Study Year
Full-time & On-Campus
Winter Term: 6 January - 21 March 2025
Spring Term: 7 April – 20 June 2025
The Art Study Year offers an exploration and deepening of the fields of architecture, sculpture and painting on the basis of Anthroposophy and Goetheanism.
Student Life on Campus
Each year an international group of people of all ages come together at the Goetheanum for the Anthroposophy Study Program on Campus. Studying in this intercontinental community is a unique experience that allows one to broaden perspectives, enhance the ability to think creatively, and gain new insights. The contacts made here form a lasting worldwide network!
Exchange and Student Group Visits
Exchange students can participate in our on-campus Anthroposophy Studies program for a designated period of time. The Goetheanum Studium also provides customized learning experiences for student groups visiting from other institutions.
Student Wall
October at the Goetheanum
Current Realities and Challenges in Agriculture
Bothmer Gymnastics and Projective Geometry
Applying the Goethean Scientific Method in Pipe Organ Tonal Finishing
Resilience in Becoming
Anthroposophy (and much more) in five weekends
An Occurrence at the Gauforum Weimar Proscenium
A cat among the lights and shadows of Weimar
Students visit Weimar and the Buchenwald Memorial
Forms of the Future
The Human Face
