Alchemy and Natural Magic: The Birth of European Science

Discover the fundamentals of the natural and engineering sciences within the historical context of alchemy, natural philosophy and magic in Europe.

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At a glance

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When?
27.10.2026 to 19.01.2027
For whom?
Graduates
Citizens
Students

This 12-week online course is aimed primarily at students with a technical background and traces the development of scientific thought from ancient traditions to early modern science. It demonstrates how alchemy, natural philosophy and even occultism have contributed to the principles on which today’s scientific and engineering disciplines are based.

Key information at a glance

  • Course start date: Tuesday, 27 October 2026
  • Course times: Tuesdays from 14:00 to 15:30
  • Course format: Online in English
  • Enrolment: Enrolment remains open until the end of the course, as the learning modules will also be available online as recordings for self-study afterwards. Students who participate in the course in real time are eligible for ECTS credits. 

All course topics and dates, as well as the registration form, can be found online on the website of our European university, EURECA-PRO. If you have any questions, please contact us by email at eureca-pro@hs-mittweida.de.

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Mittweida University of Applied Sciences is a boundless testing ground aimed at driving business and society forward. How? Through academically trained specialists and straightforward collaboration, which enables regional businesses to benefit directly from our findings – or to gain new insights through joint research projects that can be put into practice straight away. We enable students to test their limits by developing their own skills and exploring new horizons.

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