Fika chat on Vision 2027/2028 with Sverker Janson and Gunnar Karlsson
Podcast "Fika Chat on the Future of Education" – episode 73
Fika chat on the future of education episode 73 with the guests Gunnar Karlsson (KTH) and Sverker Janson (RISE).
One year left until the future is here – how close can a fictional 10-year education catalogue be to reality? In episode 73, the catalogue's initiator, Gunnar Karlsson, and Sverker Janson (RISE) discuss with Joakim Lilliesköld and Marcus Lithander about fiction, vision, and reality for KTH's educational activities.
The project KTH Education of Tomorrow describes possible future scenarios for students, teachers, alumni and employers for the 200th anniversary in the 2027/2028 academic year. This is a thought experiment and does in no way represent a commitment by KTH to offer the programmes or concepts described herein.
In August 2016, around twenty representatives from KTH's faculty, as well as from TechSweden (previously called IT&Telekomföretagen), Scania, RISE SICS, Technology Industries of Sweden (Teknikföretagen) and the union Engineers of Sweden, among others, met to participate in a creative workshop on future engineering education. This workshop resulted in a fictional education brochure that provides an idea of how engineering education could be designed in the future.
The concrete images and proposals in the catalogue were intended to be used as a basis for discussion and further work on developing our programmes, which we are doing in today's Fika chat.
Feel free to ask questions in the Zoom chat!
Podcast guests: Gunnar Karlsson and Sverker Janson (RISE)
Gunnar Karlsson initiated the project and is, among other things, a teacher representative in the
Faculty Council
, head of education at Cybercampus Sweden, and involved in the KTH-wide project Learning Centre for Broadened Recruitment and Lifelong Learning (see below, Fika chat #44 with Nicole Kringos). Gunnar has participated in previous Fika chat episodes (see below).
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 71 live with Gunnar Karlsson.
Fika chat on lifelong learning at KTH following a report with Gunnar Karlsson
What will lifelong learning at KTH look like in the future? Professor Gunnar Karlsson has investigated the issue and presents his proposals in a report. In episode 71, he discusses lifelong learning with Gunnar Tibert, Deputy Programme Manager for the Future Education programme, and Marcus Lithander, podcast host.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 44 with Nicole Kringos. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on learning Centres for broader recruitment and lifelong learning with Nicole Kringos
Nicole Kringos, who has worked to broaden recruitment to KTH for many years, is now leading a KTH joint project within the programme Future Education at KTH. Nicole talks to Johan and Jocke about how the partnership with learning centres has the potential to strengthen KTH's broader recruitment and, at the same time, reduce the regional brain drain.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 36 with Anders Söderholm. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on KTH's educational offering with President Anders Söderholm
Based on six criteria, KTH's education will be developed and renewed. The vision that KTH will take a leadership role in the transition to a sustainable society will also be reflected in the education offered. This was established in a
by the President 10 April, but what does it mean and what is the background to these six criteria? KTH's President Anders explains all in this episode.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 33 with Gunnar Karlsson. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on KTH's mission to train cyber soldiers with Gunnar Karlsson
KTH has a Centre for Cyber Defence and Information Security that is run in close cooperation with the Swedish Armed Forces. One of the tasks is to train conscripted cyber soldiers. In this episode of the podcast, KTH professor Gunnar Karlsson, who plays a key role in this work, tells us all about it.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 28 with Mikael Enelund. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on Chalmers about the flexible education concept Tracks with Mikael Enelund
Mikael Enelund leads Tracks, an educational concept at Chalmers that develops both learning and learning environments. Within the framework of Tracks, there are opportunities for individualised studies and collaboration between industry, society and academia. He visited the podcast to talk about the concept.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 14 with Geir Øien. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on NTNU's "Technology Studies of the Future" with Geir Øien
What challenges do we share with NTNU's development program, and what lessons can we learn from their development journey, which began a few years before KTH? Johan talks to program leaders Jocke and Geir Øien, Professor and centre leader at NTNU, Norway's University of Technology and Natural Sciences.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 9 with Ruth Graham. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on educational development with Dr. Ruth Graham
Where is engineering education going, and should KTH worry about falling behind? Johan and Joakim talk to Dr. Ruth Graham, who has 20 years of experience in academic research and development in higher education. KTH is one of several universities that will be part of Dr Graham's forthcoming benchmark study on academic career development.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 8 with Anders Söderholm. Graphic by Maja Lind.
Fika chat on Future Education with the President Anders Söderholm
In this season's eighth and final episode of "Fika Chat on future education", podcast host Johan Fridell and Joakim Lilliesköld, KTH's President Anders Söderholm, meet for a conversation about his thoughts both about KTH and about the work with Future Education.
Fika Chat on the Future of Education episode 7 with Ines Lopez Arteaga. Graphic by Malin Ringsby.
Fika chat on The Engineering Education of the Future with Ines Lopez Arteaga
Ines is the Dean of Faculty and leads development work for the engineering education of the future at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). In her conversation with Jocke and Johan, she contributed an international perspective on the future of engineering education.
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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
.
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(write "podcast" in the subject line).
