Feeling stuck in your thesis or project? Are you a new student looking to build solid study habits? No matter where you are in your academic journey, this hands-on workshop is designed to elevate your skills.

In this escape room experience, you will embark on a mission to Mars, blending creativity, logic, teamwork, and critical thinking through gamification techniques—just like real academic challenges.

Expect practical exercises that will give you those aha-moments, techniques, and mindfulness practices to help you stay focused plus insights into structuring your study routine for success.

We are excited to welcome Mads Lønnerup from Supplement, who will lead the workshop and guide you through the mission.

Get ready for a fun, engaging experience that will challenge your thinking, boost your motivation, and prepare you to reach new academic heights!

When and where: Thursday 6 March 2025, 16:00-18:00 in Auditorium 4.

Having recently ditched its professional fact checkers, Zuckerberg's Meta Platforms Inc. is waging what commentators have called "the war on facts", side by side with Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Sounds just about the right time to leave Meta for good and never look back?

Many people agree, but it is easier said than done: through such popular services as Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook, Meta's roots have extended deep into our daily lives. Leaving Meta's services will require some efforts – but supporting each other in the transition can make it so much easier. 

This is why we have invited Maia Kahlke Lorentzen, an expert in internet culture, to present us with a practical field guide on how to leave Meta and stay connected in the process. Maia will give a short presentation on the viable alternatives to Meta's platforms after which we will have plenty of time for Q&A and group discussions.

Everyone is invited to join the even.! Let us join forces digitally in alternative spaces!

Time and place: Monday, 10 March 16:00-17:30 in AUD 4 in room 4A60.

Over the past 30 years, digital technologies have promised efficiency, ease and connection, and a solution to many of society’s grand challenges. These promises are part of an imaginary of unconstrained resources to satisfy their speed and scale.
What they leave out is a host of questions around the type of computation society, we can live with.

Join Artist Jacob Remin – in collaboration with Professor James Maguire and Frauke Mennes – in the Atrium on 7 March from 15:00-17:00 for the launch of Within Limits – an art installation that questions and reimagines the scalar logics inherent in computational worlds.

After the launch, the exhibition will run until the end of April with a break between 22-25 March. Anyone can come and see the exhibition within ITU’s opening hours. 

The exhibition is supported by Statens Kunstfond. Find out more by clicking below. 

This semester's LAN will be held 28-30 March, so mark your calendars and invite your friends! 

If you are thinking about play testing for your game, you are more than welcome to write a mail to pr@itulan.dk and figure out what you need for the playtest.