Goetheanum Studium
The Goetheanum Studium is part of the General Anthroposophical Section. Here you will find information on courses and seminars led by scholars, researchers and professionals from the Sections of the School of Spiritual Science
Upcoming Programs
Alumni Week
One week at the Goetheanum Campus
17 June - 21 June 2024
A week to reconnect with fellow students, former classmates, teachers, and with Goetheanum itself during the time of St. John's. Lectures, seminars, artistic courses, and more!
Anthroposophy Studies
Full-time & On-Campus
7 October 2024 - 20 June 2025
Explore Rudolf Steiner's work and its connection to different fields. Join theoretical lessons, artistic activities, and field trips in an international learning environment.
5 Weekends of Anthroposophy
Online
January 2025 (dates to be confirmed)
An online course tailored for a worldwide audience. Access live and recorded lectures, engage in study groups led by Goetheanum faculty, and more.
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!
Student Wall
Forms of the Future
Tone Architecture: Spiritualizing Matter Through Sound
The Effects of Screen Time on the Soul Life
Ariel Turner undertook a research project to reduce her time on screens
The Human Face
An exploration of what the human face is an expression of.
The Will to Change
The transformative journey of self-discovery through the exploration of concentration exercises.
The Tasks of Youth
Are Rudolf Steiner’s indications for young people still relevant in 2023?
Yunus Emre: A Traveler Dervish and Anatolian Minstrel
A journey in the light of Sufism and Anthroposophy.
A Journey to the Heart
The path to the heart is a journey to be our authentic selves, find true beings of others, encounter the world in its truth, and come together as ...
How Steiner’s 1919 lecture inspired a personal reflection...
... on participating in ‘the Anthroposophy Studies’ at the Goetheanum. By Alana Boone
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.