Program Overview

Introduction to the University Program

The University of Basel offers a unique program for children aged 8-12, known as the Kinder-Uni. This program provides an opportunity for young students to attend lectures held by university professors on various topics.

Program Details

• The program takes place annually in April and May.
• Each year, the program is published in the fall, and registration opens on a specific date, usually in January.
• The lectures are held in Basel and Liestal.
• The program is free of charge and open to interested children from the region without any prior knowledge or prerequisites.

Lectures and Topics

• The lectures cover a wide range of subjects, reflecting the research interests of the university professors.
• The topics are diverse and designed to spark the curiosity of young minds.

Organization and Support

• The program is made possible through the support of the University of Basel, the University Hospital Basel, and other partners.
• Professors and lecturers from the University of Basel volunteer their time to deliver the lectures.
• The program also receives support from local institutions, such as the Kino Oris in Liestal, which provides a venue for some of the lectures.

Media and Reporting

• A media library (Mediathek) is available, containing reports and recordings from past lectures.
• Children who participate in the program are encouraged to become "Kinder-Reporter" and write about their experiences and the lectures they attend.

Further Information

• Detailed information about the program, including the schedule, registration process, and past lectures, can be found on the University of Basel's website.
• News and updates about the university's research and activities are also available, providing a broader context for the Kinder-Uni program.

University Research and News

• The University of Basel is actively involved in various research projects, and news about recent discoveries and achievements is regularly published.
• Examples of research areas include quantum measurements, archaeological findings, and insights into ancient civilizations.

University Services and Resources

• The university offers a range of services and resources for students, staff, and the public, including libraries, sports facilities, and career support.
• Information about these services can be found on the university's website, along with details about upcoming events and lectures.