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Fika chat from the Järva week on broadened recruitment

Podcast "Fika Chat on the Future of Education" – episode 82

Episode graphics #82: KTH Logo, KTH's tent at Järva festival.
Fika chat on the future of education episode 82 from the Järva week with guests.

What does KTH do, and with whom is KTH collaborating, to broaden recruitment in line with Sweden’s STEM strategy? Fika chat podcast visited this year’s Järva Week and met representatives from KTH, the business community and other partners.

Time: Wed 2026-06-17 15.00 - 15.30

Language: Swedish

Participating: Marcus Lithander with guests at Järva

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Links to Fika chat #82: Järva week

Links to the episode in Fika chat's channels YouTube , KTH Play , Spotify will be published here on Wednesday, 17 June at 15:00.

Mapping to the principle framework

Fika chat episode #82 maps mainly to principle 12 in KTH's future education principle framework.

12. Broadened recruitment and participation

KTH works actively to attract a student population that reflects society at large and the education programmes are designed to give each student the conditions to succeed in their studies.

KTH's future education principle framework

Podcast guests Fika chat #82

Guests are listed in alphabetical order (by surname).

  • Magnus Breitholtz, Chair of the Board The House of Science
  • Karin Ekdahl Wästberg, Innovation Director City of Stockholm Sthlm stad (recipient KTH's Award for Industrial Collaboration 2024)
  • Hanna Kadir, Student Ambassador KTH
  • Mikael Lindström, Deputy President KTH
  • Malin Linngård, Business Liaison Manager, Research Support Office KTH
  • Johan Lundberg, Director The House of Science
  • Sofia Ritzén, Dean KTH
  • Yasmin Taresh, Head of Bright Minds Bright at KTH
  • Anders Österberg, Deputy Mayor for Finance City of Stockholm
  • Anders Österlund, Head of Talent Attraction and Emerging Talents Ericsson

Related content

KTH at Almedalsveckan 2026

Sponsra Vetenskapens Hus (vetenskapenshus.se, Swedish)

brightatkth.se (English)

City of Stockholm innovation director receives award for industrial collaboration (article 2025-04-09 kth.se)

A STEM strategy for Sweden (regeringen.se, Swedish)

Related Fika chat episodes

‘Related episodes’ refers to previous episodes that, for example, relate to the topic or feature one or more of the guests appearing in this episode.

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PREVIOUS EPISODES

All episodes are found serially in our channels:

If you want to print the transcription file on KTH Play, you can find the transcription function by 1. clicking the icon at the top right of the video view (a text field appears to the left in the video view) and 2. Click on the three dot menu that appears.

If you are looking for more extensive information about a particular episode, they are also found on All episodes .

About the podcast

Marcus Lithander chats over coffee (fika) with guests from or outside KTH about the future of education in general and our change programme " Future Education at KTH " in particular.

Post questions live or email beforehand

Since we are podcasting live, you have the opportunity to ask questions and comment during the conversation. You can also email questions beforehand to framtiden@kth.se .

Co-create for the podcast

Do you have suggestions for podcast topics? Then you are welcome to contact framtiden@kth.se  (write "podcast" in the subject line).

Podcast host: Marcus Lithander

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Johan hands over to Marcus Lithander to lead the podcast "Fika chat on the future of education"