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EventLab brings academic studies, research, and student life right into the heart of downtown Trier.
EventLab is a mobile meeting space run by the "Studier in Trier" initiative. With a cargo bike and a small lounge, it creates an open space in the heart of downtown for conversation, information, and inspiration. Here, visitors can learn about degree programs, talk to students, ask questions about studying, and discover Trier as a place to study.
Learn about degree programs, talk to students, and ask questions about studying.
Short presentations, hands-on activities, and discussions with researchers from various disciplines.
Various locations in the Main Market Square and on Portavorplatz—spontaneous and without prior notice.
Practical and personalized—get information right on the spot.
Get right to the heart of the matter and hear real-life experiences.
Try out interactive activities and formats.
Discover the city as an attractive place to study.
Gain insights into interdisciplinary research projects.
EventLab deliberately brings information about higher education into public spaces. By rotating locations throughout the city center, it provides spontaneous access to information about higher education and research—for prospective students, high school students, and visitors to the city.
The EventLab will be out and about in downtown Trier about three times a week from calendar week 20 through calendar week 27.
Live musical performance in conjunction with the "Animal Language Course."
Nature in the heart of the city: An open event for exploring, relaxing, and connecting. The meeting point is at the Hauptmarkt, by the Marktkreuz.
The highlight is the hands-on activity “Virtual Reality Gait Analysis” from the field of medical informatics. Here, you can try for yourself how human gait can be visualized from a wide variety of perspectives in virtual reality. This provides insight into the possibilities of modern digital health technologies.
At the Laboratory for Cognitive Systems and Robotics, part of the Department of Computer Science at Trier University of Applied Sciences, we conduct research on humanoid robots that move, perceive their environment using their own senses, interpret actions happening around them, and ultimately communicate in natural language—come visit us and experience these fascinating systems and their capabilities for yourself!
An innovative assistance system designed to help older adults with their daily routines and promote their independence. See for yourself how modern technology can make everyday life easier.
Discover how magnets move seemingly weightlessly across a circuit board: This university project clearly demonstrates the operating principle of a planar motor. Precise electromagnetic control enables contactless movement in two dimensions—an exciting technology with applications ranging from modern automation to robotics.
The city tour starts at the Bike on the Main Market Square
An innovative assistance system designed to help older adults with their daily routines and promote their independence. See for yourself how modern technology can make everyday life easier.
Discover how magnets move seemingly weightlessly across a circuit board: This university project clearly demonstrates the operating principle of a planar motor. Precise electromagnetic control enables contactless movement in two dimensions—an exciting technology with applications ranging from modern automation to robotics.
Former students will give an entertaining tour of the city. Meet at the EventLab at 5 p.m.
Immerse yourself in the world of ancient Rome and discover how historical merchant ships are digitally reconstructed. Our booth offers fascinating insights into modern 3D technologies and historical research.
See for yourself what electro-tactile stimulation feels like.
Immerse yourself in the world of ancient Rome and discover how historical merchant ships are digitally reconstructed. Our booth offers fascinating insights into modern 3D technologies and historical research.
See for yourself what electro-tactile stimulation feels like.
Test your grip strength and compare your results to standard values—because strong hands are important for many everyday activities, such as carrying, opening, and holding things.
The city tour starts at the EventLab bike at the Main Market.
Get an up-close look at our degree programs through interactive activities, exciting insights, and one-on-one conversations.
From a Romance language perspective, we take a look at the countries and languages of Germany’s group opponents in the 2026 World Cup.
From a Romance language perspective, we take a look at the countries and languages of Germany’s group opponents in the 2026 World Cup.
A Digital Journey Through Ancient Maritime Trade: Ship Replicas, Seafaring, and the Ancient Economy.
Information on "Sustainability and Fair Trade" in campus dining, featuring a coffee tasting
Information on "Sustainability and Fair Trade" in campus dining, featuring a coffee tasting
An innovative assistance system designed to help older adults with their daily routines and promote their independence. See for yourself how modern technology can make everyday life easier.
Discover how magnets move seemingly weightlessly across a circuit board: This university project clearly demonstrates the operating principle of a planar motor. Precise electromagnetic control enables contactless movement in two dimensions—an exciting technology with applications ranging from modern automation to robotics.
An innovative assistance system designed to help older adults with their daily routines and promote their independence. See for yourself how modern technology can make everyday life easier.
Discover how magnets seem to move weightlessly across a circuit board: This university project clearly demonstrates the operating principle of a planar motor. Precise electromagnetic control enables contactless movement in two dimensions—an exciting technology with applications ranging from modern automation to robotics.
New Flavors Without Gluten or Eggs
Legal topics explained in an easy-to-understand way—with insights into the law, higher education, and society.
Insights into energy management and efficient utility systems.
From a Romance language perspective, we take a look at the countries and languages of Germany’s group opponents in the 2026 World Cup.
Discover the potential of whey as a sustainable byproduct of cheese production. Introducing the Interreg-GR project ALAFERM.
Guided city walk with a visit to the Foyer Museum at "Haus am Baum." Meet at the EventLab.
Understanding biodiversity past and present through environmental and archival samples.
“In the Footsteps of St. Martin,” a city walking tour to the “Haus am Baum” Foyer Museum organized by Studiwerk Trier.
Why do objects fall to the ground, and how does gravity affect our movement? Using a hands-on demonstration, we’ll show you how the physical principle of gravity works and how it influences movement, acceleration, and balance. Discover the role gravity plays in everyday life, in technology, and even in modern applications.
Why do objects fall to the ground, and how does gravity affect our movement? Using a hands-on demonstration, we’ll show you how the physical principle of gravity works and how it influences movement, acceleration, and balance. Discover the role gravity plays in everyday life, in technology, and even in modern applications.
Former students lead an entertaining tour through the city. The city tour starts at the Bike shop on the Main Market Square.
Voice, sound, and language are brought to life in a compact format.
Experience business informatics through conversations with faculty and students.
Views from space.
EventLab is part of the “Study in Trier” initiative and is being implemented as part of the Rhineland-Palatinate state’s “Inner City Impulses” funding program.
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