Since the summer of 2019, the Institute of Philosophy has had a self-managed seminar room. With its 14 seats, this room is ideal for hosting small conferences, workshops, seminars, study groups and reading circles. The room is equipped with, amongst other things, a whiteboard, a flipchart, a projector and various technical devices. It is situated at the end of the corridor of the Institute of Philosophy on the first floor of Building V03.

The seminar room is designed as an active space for philosophical inquiry. Both staff and students have the opportunity to use the room to put their own ideas into practice, organise research groups and engage in philosophical reflection.

For further information and enquiries regarding bookings, please contact the seminar room coordinator, Paul Blattner ().

Rules for using the room

The seminar room (V03 M-127) is situated at the end of the corridor in the Institute of Philosophy. The seminar room coordinator is responsible for managing the room. Please consult with him regarding bookings and use of the room.

Access to the seminar room is via a key, which is kept in a nearby, accessible safe.

Please leave the seminar room in the same condition as you found it. A seating plan, located next to the entrance door, is provided for your guidance.

To ensure the room can be used seamlessly, please adhere to the agreed times and under no circumstances use the room without prior arrangement.

If you have any questions regarding the availability or operation of specific technical equipment, please contact the seminar room coordinator ().