Programme Archive
On this page we provide an overview of recent activities of Studium Generale.
Studium Generale challenges me to look critically at everything. Moreover, my interests are broad and I want to learn about multiple topics.
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SG - Why a Non-Use Agreement?
- In 2022, more than 380 academics from 53 countries have signed an Open Letter calling for an “International Non-Use Agreement on Solar... -
SG - Solar Radiation Management: Do? Or Don’t?
- Can we manipulate the climate with Solar Radiation Management? And should we? Is SRM a promising solution for climate change or a no-go area? -
SG – In the Mood for Love (Movie)
- Get In the Mood for Love! Join us tonight at Movie W for the screening of this sensuous, quintessential love story, introduced by film journalist Tess... -
SG - The (Un)Holy Child in Film
- Children are often regarded as a blank page. As creatures that, unlike adults, have not yet been spoiled by harsh reality. However, in some movies... -
SG - Economic Inequality: (Why) Should We Care?
- Should economic inequality concern us? What level of economic inequality do we find (un)acceptable, and on what grounds? And what does this mean for... -
SG - Property, Power & Inequality
- Tonight, political philosopher Rutger Claassen explores the ideology of proprietarianism, and discusses how this paradigm is related to economic... -
SG - The Femme Fatale in Film
- The story of the femme fatale goes back centuries. But nowhere is her appearance more glamorous and mysterious than in cinema, enticing loads of... -
SG - Economic Inequality: A Web of Interactions
- Economic inequality might have a much more complex and interactive nature than you imagined. Find out how it intertwines with labour market dynamics... -
SG - Roomservice
- Student Room Festival with music, dance, theatre, circus, storytelling, you name it! Performances in different studentrooms and Impulse and the city... -
SG - Origins and Patterns of Economic Inequality
- How can we understand global economic inequality and its rise? Tonight, we explore the origins, nature, patterns and developments of inequality.