Practical Info

Most of the events will take place all across Berlin – at venues like Futurium, Urania, Radialsystem, or Zeiss-Großplanetarium.

On 4 and 5 November, we will once again turn the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin into our festival centre – the Campus – and present many interesting events, exhibitions, and interventions around the theme ‘Paradigm Shift. Co-Creating a Sustainable Now’!

Moreover, there will be a lot to experience online.

The full programme of in-person, hybrid, or all-digital events will be published at the end of September 2022. You will then find all event-related information on the respective event page.

Please note that there is not one ticket for the entire Berlin Science Week festival. Registrations for the events are made directly with the respective organisers, and partaking is mostly free of charge. This is why we are unfortunately unable to issue official invitations for visa applications.

Many organisations require your registration prior to the event, especially for in-person formats. Once the programme is published at the end of September 2022, please check on the respective event page if a registration is required in advance.

On Friday and Saturday – 4/5 November 2022 – the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin will transform into Berlin Science Week‘s main festival centre: the Campus. Centrally located and easy to reach, the Campus offers a vibrant atmosphere to come together, join important debates, to connect with likeminded people, and to get inspired through science!

This year’s overarching theme will be ‘Paradigm Shift. Co-Creating a Sustainable Now’. Make sure to mark your calendars and look forward to more than 30 inspiring events, pop-up formats, networking opportunities, and interactive exhibitions.

The majority of events are free of charge. However, there are a few events that require a fee. Once published, go to the event page and have a look at the details.

Please contact the Berlin Science Week team at info@berlinscienceweek.com.