Teaching

Behavioural Studies Colloquium

The colloquium provides a forum for discussing recent and ongoing research as well as emerging ideas in the behavioral sciences, at both micro- and macro-levels of cognitive, behavioral, and social inquiry. It covers a broad range of theoretical and empirical research areas, including social psychology, higher education, learning and instruction, cognitive psychology and cognitive science, sociology, modelling and simulation in sociology, decision theory, behavioral game theory, and economics.

The colloquium features invited presentations by internal and external researchers, as well as presentations by doctoral students preparing to submit their research plans. Participants are informed about recent and ongoing research in the different fields. Presenting doctoral students receive feedback on their research plan.

More information and the detailed schedule can be found on the website of the ETH Social Networks Lab website

Course Information Autumn Semester 2026