Study programmes
In our diverse programmes, we explore the history of National Socialism and Dachau concentration camp together with teenagers and young adults. We also explore the significance of the past for the present.
Our educational work takes place in groups of no more than 15 people and is led by experienced educators. Interactivity and target group orientation are important components of our work (more on this in our mission statement). For an in-depth exploration of the topic, we recommend a study day lasting at least three days.
If you have any questions about one-day or multi-day study days in English, Italian, French, Czech, and Polish, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Study week
The study week offers participants an intensive and in-depth examination of National Socialism, Dachau concentration camp and the culture of remembrance.
Three-day study programme
This programme enables participants to learn independently at the memorial site during a second visit to the concentration camp memorial. One or two additional workshops focus on other topics such as the culture of remembrance or current forms of discrimination.
Two-day study programme
This offer includes a second visit to the memorial site or a workshop.
One-day study programme
For groups who are unable to take part in a study programme lasting several days, we offer the opportunity to gain an insight into the history of Dachau concentration camp and the concentration camp memorial site on a study day.
Information about the memorial visit
Visits by school classes to the Dachau and Flossenbürg memorials are subsidised by the Free State of Bavaria. All necessary documents for the funding application can be downloaded from the website of the Bavarian Memorials Foundation. https://www.stiftung-bayerische-gedenkstaetten.de/service/infos-gedenkstaettenbesuch
