Welcome Back to the Winter Semester 2025/26!

The new semester is here – and with it a diverse programme at the 7th Faculty. In addition to the regular courses at the Open Lab Graz and the Taste Lab starting from 6 October 2025, you can look forward to interesting events and formats. The University Museums also have a lot to offer in the coming months.

To help you stay up to date, we have prepared an overview of all upcoming events until January 2026. Click here to see our full programme in chronological order.

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Experience the Roman Army up close – Antiquity Lab Graz

How did a small town on the River Tiber become a world empire? The answer lies in the Roman army. On 11 November 2025 from 09:30 to 11:00, the Antiquity Lab Graz invites you to discover the history of the Imperium Romanum in a unique way – interactive, lively and hands-on.

Schüler:innen zwischen 14 und 18 Jahren Studierende/Student:innen Workshops

Japanese students discover the Planetary Health Diet in the Taste Lab

A group of students from our partner university in Hiroshima visited the University of Graz as part of a summer school. The programme included a cooking workshop on the Planetary Health Diet in our Taste Lab! With great enthusiasm and a willingness to experiment, the students tried out recipes that are not only delicious but also contribute to a more sustainable diet.

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Popcorn and Science: Research Meets Film

Film evenings with added value: In the second week of Campus Cinema, it wasn’t just big-screen productions that provided entertainment, but also exciting insights into research. Three scientists offered background information on the films in short “fact checks”. The format was moderated by Fritz Treiber – supported by the 7th Faculty, which once again made science accessible to a wide audience.

Wissenschaftler:innen Vorträge

Long Night of the Museums 2025

On Saturday, October 4, 2025, the University Museums of the University of Graz – the UniGraz\@Museum and the Hans Gross Museum of Criminology – invite you to the Long Night of Museums. From 6:00 p.m. to midnight, visitors at both locations can look forward to exciting exhibitions, interactive guided tours, and a varied accompanying program.