This is the blog of Karlshochschule International University. Here you will find articles (in German and English) and debates on society, economy, culture or science. Students, staff and lecturers are writing here. You will find some news and stories from our study program, student life, our research or didactics.
Introducing concrete and lasting ideas for the cohorts to come My name is Sascha, I am a 6th semester Politics, Philosophy & Economics student as of 2023, and you could call this my legacy to Karlshochschule. I’ve been a fervent advocate of anarchism throughout my years here, be it in … Details
Be mindful now! The start of the new semester is always exciting, especially for all the freshies. As many have never attended university before, it’s important to address one thing first: your mental health. Being honest, university life will get stressful. At some point you will have to deal with … Details
Where architecture, values, and learning meet Are you aware of how much of your surroundings influence your mood and actions? The way buildings are designed, furniture is chosen, walls are painted, and rooms are displayed can affect our behavior in predictable – but sometimes unexpected – ways. The goal of architecture is … Details
How is Christmas Celebrated in Germany and in other Countries? Hello everyone! My name is Julia Fiedler and I’m currently in the 4th semester of my Master’s program at Karlshochschule. In the course of my studies, I have had many exciting experiences but what fascinated me most right from the … Details
Invisible women in the conflicts of our contemporary world My name is Maja, and in the name of International Women’s Day, I want to recognise not only women around the world and women in my life who are doing remarkable work. I also want to shine a light on the … Details
Going abroad during covid, my culture shocks in Norway Going abroad always makes you facing challenges, und usually I’m mostly looking forward to facing these challenges and to grow and learn from them as a person. But this time it was a bit different. With the ongoing pandemic and semester … Details
Prof. Dr. Wendelin Küpers Among the many irritating phenomena that characterise our times of multiple crises is the moral disengagement, especially related to (un-)sustainability. When people morally disengage, they often convince themselves that ethical standards or principles do not apply to them in a particular context or related to a … Details
Meet new people, experience a new culture and study at a different university Just as many others, I really looked forward to my semester abroad. After the two years at the Karlshochschule I wanted to meet new people, experience a new culture and study at a different university. So, when … Details
The library team is happy to introduce you to the new Gender Collection We, the library team, are happy to introduce you to the new Gender Collection. You might be wondering what it is, what it is for, and what it encompasses. In very short terms: The Gender Collection is … Details
Congratulations Voices@Karls We are really proud of Voices@Karls for receiving the Stonewall Legacy Label! The Stonewall Legacy Label is a seal of quality for projects, organizations, activists, and businesses that keep the Stonewall legacy alive. The courageous and brave people who fought in the Stonewall riots in 1969 have changed … Details
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