Campus Realities
We are becoming visible
We are becoming visible
In the two-semester seminar project ‘CampusRealities,’ students from various disciplines use ethnographic surveys and artistic interventions on the Westend Campus to highlight the diversity of student experiences and encourage discussion about how belonging and diversity are experienced at Goethe University.
The results will be presented in June 2026 in an exhibition with an accompanying programme on campus. Campus Realities is funded by central funds for quality assurance in teaching at Goethe University (QSL funds) and by the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology.
The results of the CampusRealities project will be on display on Westend Campus in June. The exhibition opening will take place on campus on June 1 at 2:00 p.m. (sharp).
More information will follow soon!


At the Open Atelier in February 2026, we presented work in progress, ideas, sketches and sub-projects. The focus was not on finished results, but on processes, discussions and joint further thinking. Thank you to all our guests!
Students participating in the seminar project ‘Campus Realities’ were conducting ethnographic-artistic surveys in the following sub-projects:
3. Academic style? Incomprehensible terms in everyday university life
5. Studying with a child/care responsibilities
The results of the sub-projects will be anonymised during the course of the project, artistically processed and displayed on campus.
Among other things, the seminar project offers a space to discuss experiences of discrimination on campus. The project seminar takes place in a mindful environment: respectful interaction, diversity of perspectives, no room for discrimination, confidential safe space.
We recommend that those affected by discrimination contact the representatives at Goethe University's Office for Equal Opportunities for advice.
You can find representatives for various diversity topics in the faculty on our diversity website.
A seminar project at the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty 08
Winter semester 2025/26 and summer semester 2026
funded by central QSL funds from Goethe University
Project manager:
Dr. Judit Tavakoli und Ronja Metzger-Ajah
Artists involved:
Sina Ahlers (playwright)
Ingrid Strohkark (fine arts)
Website: https://tinygu.de/campusrealities
Instagram: @campusrealities