The Ethnographic Museum examines the process of renaming as a social act through which identities, relationships, and knowledge are shaped and negotiated.
“Labor Migration”, “Fake Science” or “Judaism and Islam”: You are invited to the “Ringvorlesungen” of the fall semester. Free of charge, no registration required. Until 17 December.
Newly appointed professors and privatdozents present their field of research. Come along and experience some of the wide variety of teaching and research on offer. Mondays, on site or via live stream.
Until 27 September: A critical space at UZH's Ethnographic Museum for archiving, learning, and encounter makes Zurich’s colonial entanglements visible and rethinks them.
Until 27 September: A critical space at UZH's Ethnographic Museum for archiving, learning, and encounter makes Zurich’s colonial entanglements visible and rethinks them.
The Ethnographic Museum examines the process of renaming as a social act through which identities, relationships, and knowledge are shaped and negotiated.
The Botanical Garden presents the use of medicinal plants in Switzerland as cultural heritage, a living practice, a field of research and a source of artistic inspiration. Until 11 October.