Stage programme: Arrival

A DJ from Campusradio will welcome you at the start of the event.

Workshop programme: Sign language for beginners (1)

• When: 11.00 - 13.00
• Where: ZEU/147/Z
• Registration: Opal

Immerse yourself in the world of German Sign Language. In this taster course you will learn about the visual communication used by deaf people. Let your hands dance and follow us into the fascinating world of the soundless language. We look forward to seeing you!

The workshop is led by a deaf lecturer and consists of a mixture of theoretical input and practice. Students will learn first signs and simple sentences in sign language.

Language: German + German Sign Language
Lecturer:  Scouts - Sign Language for All
Workshop leader:  Nicole Friedrich
Website: www.ihre-scouts.de
Instagram: scouts.gebaerdensprache

Canceled due to too few participants

• Time:  11.00 - 13.00
• Place: HSZ (Details about the room will follow)
• Registration: Opal

Self-efficacy is an important factor in a rapidly changing world. It is the ability to believe that one can solve problems and achieve goals. Self-efficacy helps to adapt to changes, take initiative, find new paths and develop new skills. Agile corporate culture particularly relies on independence and personal responsibility. The balance between freedom and being overwhelmed can be delicate. In this workshop, participants will get to know a work environment that requires and promotes self-efficacy. Through games and small group work, they will reflect on their own self-efficacy and discover it in their daily lives.

• Language: German
• Speakers:  Sandstorm  -  Karoline Bünker,  Finja Adam,  Johannes Hermann
• http://www.sandstorm.de/
• https://www.instagram.com/sandstormmedia/

From 11.30 to 16.30 you have the opportunity to get to know the different university groups of the TU Dresden on the HSZ-Wiese without any obligation. The representatives of the participating university groups will answer your questions and maybe you will be motivated to join a university group.
Find out which university suits you and click through our HSG-Matchmaker on Opal.

This year, the Crime Campus will take place again at this academics.

The scavenger hunt will take place on the HSZ-Wiese on the TU campus. Starting point is pavilion of Integrale. Successful amateur detectives can look forward to a small prize.

You can find the last crime campus here

• Time:  13.00 - 15.00
• Place:  Meadow behind the HSZ
• Registration: Opal

Dear bicycle fans!

We, the non-profit association for self-help for bicycles, invite you to do a bike check the next day and show you the first steps of waiting, repairing or assembling all kinds of things.

Here you can find students who like to be active, make friends, just say hello, drink tea and welcome you!

Come by, join us and let's have a nice time together!

We look forward to seeing you!

• Language: German
• Speaker:  RepaRad e.V.  -  Robert Reich, Sebastian Wichman
• https://reparad.de/
• Studentische Fahrradselbsthilfewerkstatt Rad i.O.
• Zum Rostigen Ross -- Fahrradselbsthilfe in der Friedrichstadt

• Time:  13.00 - 15.00
• Place:  Meeting point is in front of the Fritz-Förster-Bau
• Registration: Opal

Are you ready for a challenge? Then join our two-hour unicycle workshop and discover the fascination of the balancing act on one wheel! The workshop is especially for beginners, but also advanced riders can learn new tricks and get back on the unicycle.

So, what are you waiting for? Sign up now and improve your unicycle skills!

At the beginning we will show you how to sit on a unicycle and what you should pay attention to. After that, the focus will be getting a feel for riding the unicycle. You can try it on your own, or of course ride a few meters holding a hand. :)

All advanced riders can refine their tricks themselves, exchange ideas with each other or of course give tips to beginners.

Joining later is allowed, as the training is very individual anyway.

• Speaker: Till Michels, Hochschulsportzentrum

International Campus:

Invitation to this year’s Dies Academicus discussion on "Claiming Campus - Stools for Campus and Community" we invite you to theto the fishbowl discussion at this year's Academicus!

© TUD International Campus

• When?  10.5.2023, starting at 13:00 
• Where?   getTUgether zone in front of the HSZ.(Bad weather alternative REC, C118)
•  Who?   Everyone who is interested in the development of our university community and our campus,especially those who are responsible for issues concerning the campus and its community.and of course all those who want to have their say or simply listen. 

We think it can also be done on the campus: building seats together and getting into conversation with each other. Creating stools and with this flexible spaces for exchange, conversation and thus community.The building itself will take place during the Sustainability Week at the end of June and at the ESE in October, but even before we want to get into conversation with all those who are interested and committed:

•  What?   Discussion: how can we create a community on campus (and perhaps beyond) and how do we give it attractive places?Designer Jonathan Radetz, with whom we will collaborate on this project, will be there and bring ring stool models and maybe even build them on site with us.further info: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/universitaetskultur/campusleben/claiming-campus?set_language=en  

We hope to see you next week!Some stools will be available…TUD International Campus

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More info to follow.

Workshop programme: When students do their own teaching - designing student courses

• When: 14.00 - 16.00 
• Where: ZEU/146/Z (Zeuner-Bau)
• Registration: Opal

Not only university lecturers, but also students can organise their own courses. Every semester, several student groups help to shape teaching and implement seminars, lectures or project seminars by students for students on their own responsibility. This enriches teaching at TU Dresden enormously. In this format, you will learn how you can implement teaching yourself, talk to students who have experience in this area and accompany you, and what challenges and support options arise in this area.

• Speakers:  Green Office - Alexandra Seifert
• Website: https://tu-dresden.de/tu-dresden/nachhaltigkeit/governance/akteur-innen/greenoffice
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenofficetud/

Workshop programme: Sign language for beginners (2)

When: 14.00 - 16.00
Where: ZEU/147/Z
Registration: Opal
Immerse yourself in the world of German Sign Language. In this taster course you will learn about the visual communication used by deaf people. Let your hands dance and follow us into the fascinating world of the soundless language. We look forward to seeing you!

The workshop is led by a deaf lecturer and consists of a mixture of theoretical input and practice. Students will learn first signs and simple sentences in sign language.

Language: German + German Sign Language
Lecturer:  Scouts - Sign Language for All
Workshop leader:  Nicole Friedrich
Website: www.ihre-scouts.de
Instagram: scouts.gebaerdensprache

Stage programme: Folklore dance 

Under the direction of dance teacher and choreographer Maud Butter, about 40 dancers and musicians currently devote themselves to the cultivation and interpretation of German dance folklore as well as the dance realisation of traditional customs from various German regions in sophisticated stage choreographies. The sensitive and responsible handling of our cultural heritage is at the forefront of the creation of thematic and action-related works with the diverse means of folklore dance. The ensemble is of course open to all interested people and offers a wonderful framework for cultural exchange.

Ju von Dölzschen is a one-man band. Ju creates his own compositions by recording his instruments (electric guitar, saxophone, electric bass, clarinet, synthesizer, vocals and beatbox) with a loop station, creating chords, rhythms, vocals piece by piece, loop by loop, over which he sings his songs and plays melodies.

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External workshop: Recognising and acting on discrimination - focus on sexism and intersectionality

• When: 14.30 - 17.30
• Where: Wiener Str. 48; Room 103
• Registration: Opal

Further information will follow soon.

• Speaker: Dr. Anyela Urrego - Antidiscrimination Office Saxony e.V. Branch Dresden
• Organisers: Equal Opportunities Team of the Faculty of Language, Literature and Cultural Studies
• Contact: gleichstellung.slk@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

Das Kinder- und Jugendtanzstudio wurde 1977 von Gert und Bärbel Hölzel gegründet und hat sich zu einem leistungsstarken, künstlerisch sehr engagierten Ensemble entwickelt.

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We are looking for your contribution to the Open Stage!
We are looking for all talents from singing to slam to dance and acrobatics. No matter what you've always wanted to show, get in touch with the Integrale team! Unfortunately, due to the necessary sound check, we can't have any bands perform at this event - but you'd still like to be part of it? Then get in touch and maybe become part of dies academicus 2024!

As time is limited, registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't wait too long. 

• What? Your contribution on the Open Stage (up to 5 minutes) 
• When? 10.05.2023 16:00 - 17:00
• Where? Stage on the HSZ meadow 
• Registration: dies-buehne@tu-dresden
• Registration deadline: 05.05.2023

For this years dies academicus you will have the chance, to get a behind the scenes – look of our choir: We will have an open rehearsal for our upcoming projects. Feel welcome to join us!

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From beautiful South America comes Crasa, with a musical rainbow. 
Based on an energetic rock style, the music varies and dances between soul, funk, indie, Latin and even punk. 
Enjoy the energetic show!