Research

Waldorf Education. Steiner schools have their own comprehensive and distinctive curriculum and teaching method for pupils up to 18. This curriculum is based on a pedagogical philosophy that places emphasis on the whole development of the child, including a child's spiritual, physical and moral well being as well as academic progress. MORE...

Rudolf Steiner. Born on February 27 1861, at Kraljevec in Hungary, to Austrian parents he spent much of his childhood in Pottschach, Southern Austria. It was at an early age that he discovered a book on geometry and with it a greater understanding of the world around him and the path that he would take. MORE...

Anthropsophy. It was as both artist and scientist that Rudolf Steiner viewed and studied human existence. Culminating in his philosophy of Anthroposophy or ‘wisdom of man’. Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge and self development which encompasses the realms of religion, philosophy, art and science. MORE...

Goethe. Born in Frankfurt-on-the-Main on August 28th, 1749, Goethe is often regarded as one of the greatest names in German literature, his dramatic poem Faust regarded as his most celebrated artistic work. He is also respected as a scientist. His work explored science, philosophy, poetry, music and literature. MORE...

Digitalsymbiosis. Our research activities aim to explore the role of applied digital technology and new media within the context of sustainable education. A model has been created to aid in this exploration. MORE...