With hundreds of activities and about 70,000 visits The International Science Festival in Gothenburg is one of Europe’s leading popular science events and the only one of its kind in Sweden.
Public programme 2020: April 21-26
School programme 2020: April 20-29
Forum for science communication 2020: April 23
Do you want to contribute to our program 2020? Please contact one of our producers. Jonas Martinsson for the public program and Madeleine Koncilja for the school program.
Most of our programme is in Swedish, but we do offer some activities in English.
Free admission to all lectures. You do not need to register – just show up! First-come, first-served.
The Science Festival aims to communicate science to schools and the general public in an easily accessible and stimulating way, as well as providing a meeting place for the research community. The goal is to promote a positive attitude to science and research, and to encourage higher study.
We provide a broad programme that gives researchers and experts from widely differing disciplines the opportunity to meet the public and school children in traditional and alternative settings and under varying forms.
During the festival you will find everything from workshops, lectures, private shows, music, theatre, debates, exhibitions and seminars to meetings of researchers. The content spans all disciplines, from social science and the humanities to natural science and technology.
The Science Festival is divided into three branches, the public programme, the school programme and the specialist programme. There is something for everyone during the festival.
The Science Festival constantly strives to find new ways to communicate science. We aim to reach groups that are not familiar with research. We collaborate with embassies and cultural organizations to showcase the cutting edge of international research as well as to exchange ideas and concepts about how to communicate science.
The Science Festival takes places in Gothenburg, Sweden. For more general information about the city, see goteborg.com
For a couple of weeks each year the world of science moves on to the streets and squares of Gothenburg. New venues are created where science and the general public can meet. The programme activities take place at more than 30 locations around the city centre.
The Science Festival’s aim is to take science and research to where people are. The programme contents are designed for the different audiences and environments where they take place. During the festival standard lecture-halls are complimented with cafés, shopping centres and outside environments.
The International Science Festival in Gothenburg is one of the founder members of EUSEA – the European Science Events Association. EUSCEA is a European network of popular science events and has more than 100 member organizations from 36 countries. www.eusea.info
The International Science Festival
Göteborg & Co / Box 29 / SE-401 20 Göteborg
Phone: +46 (0)31-368 40 00 / Fax: +46 (0)31-81 10 48
E-mail: vetenskapsfestivalen@goteborg.com
Looking for someone in the team? Find all the contact information you need here.