Educational offers

Offers for school classes, groups and teachers

Experience Faust on site

A large red wall with texts, graphics and objects in the glass box
Theme island ‘Margarete’ in the Faust exhibition

MACH MIT! sheet

School classes from grade 8 onwards and groups can use the new MACH MIT! sheet to explore the “Faust” exhibition at the Schiller Museum independently. This sheet conveys the central themes of the work and encourages active engagement with the central characters as well as social learning. Download the PDF (german only) free of charge.

 

MACH MIT! Bogen | Faust

project day

Faust at a glance – between visual imagery and textual worlds

In this project day, students learn more about the author and his “Faust I.” After an introduction to Goethe's work, the students work in small groups to examine a key scene of their choice in depth and translate it into a comic.

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Seminar "Medienmythos Faust", Foto: Henry Sowinski

seminar

Faust – A Media Legend

Using the example of the Weimar Faust collection, the question of how literary figures become canonical and later elements of pop culture is examined. In a subsequent work unit, the students deal in depth with specific topics such as “Faust in the visual arts” or “Faust in contemporary popular culture.”

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Tip! Even more Faust in the evening?

Both the stellwerk – junges theater and the German National Theater Weimar are staging productions of Faust.

 

Experience Faust at school

Einblick in den Onlinekurs "Literatur um 1800 - Perspektiven durch Faust"

online course

Literature around 1800 – Perspectives through Goethe's Faust

With our free online courses, students can conveniently start learning about Weimar Classicism in the classroom. This course highlights different perspectives on literature around 1800 through Goethe's Faust.

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360° tour: Goethe's residence

Here, students get a virtual look inside Goethe's home and his study, where he spent decades writing most of Faust.

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Faust Collection of the Duchess Anna Amalia Library

With over 21,000 objects and publications, the library's Faust collection is the largest in the world. Parts of it are accessible via the library's digital collections.

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contact

bildung@klassik-stiftung.de

 

Projects of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar are funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Free State of Thuringia, represented by the State Chancellery of Thuringia, Department of Culture and the Arts.