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Summary of projects starting in 2023 for the future of education at KTH

Pink+green post-its on 13 dark blue text boxes, clustered in 5 onion-shaped areas A-E.
The projects' primary mapping to the framework's areas/principles. Pink projects are initiated by the programme Future Education at KTH and carried out by the schools. Green projects by other organisational entities within KTH or related to KTH.
Published May 10, 2023

Future Education projects starting in 2023 are carried out by KTH schools or other organisational units within, or related to, KTH. Three major themes can be identified: programme development, sustainability and digitalisation. Most projects can be mapped to several of the framework's areas and/or principles. But even when mapping a project's most dominant principle, the projects are well distributed across the framework.

Find a complete overview of the projects' mapping to the framework's areas/principles in the table further down the page.

Please note that the project information is current.

The school's projects

ABE

  • ABE1) Integrated lifelong learning
  • ABE2) Wicked problems in a sustainable context
  • ABE3) The design studio's pedagogical landscape at KTH's architecture programme today + tomorrow.

EECS

  • EECS1) The future HING programme in computer and electrical engineering (with CBH 5+6)
  • EECS2) Development and implementation of Master's programme in Sustainable Digitalisation
  • EECS3) Teacher teams and critical friends
  • EECS4) Diversity in examination within programmes.

SCI

  • SCI1) Situation analyses for the redesign of programmes – the Vehicle Engineering and Aerospace Engineering programmes – how well they prepare students for a sustainable transport society
  • SCI2) Feasibility study for large-scale examination in math
  • SCI3) Flexible recorded materials for active learning
  • SCI4) Progression of freeing capabilities
  • SCI5) Data-driven admission to master programmes
  • SCI6) Integration of subject- and role-centred Sustainability development (HU) and Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities (JML).

CBH

  • CBH1) Digital and continuous assessment
  • CBH2) Broadened recruitment to industry-relevant master programmes
  • CBH3) Increased student completion
  • CBH4) Development of programme structures of the second cycle education

Coordination and development of Bachelor of Science in Engineering together with EECS1:

  • CBH5) Omnibus - access to a Makerspace outside working hours
  • CBH6) Fiat lux - access to personal development systems.

ITM

  • ITM1) Developed and improved digitalisation of the Foundation Year Programme
  • ITM2) One entry - multiple exits at first cycle education (HING-development)
  • ITM3) Modularisation of studies at second cycle education (fundamental change of a master's programme)
  • ITM4) Integration of physical and remote experimental learning environments.

Other projects 

Student Union at KTH (THS)

THS1) A vibrant study-social campus

Faculty Council (FR)

FR1) New quality enhancement system – programme follow-up every two years

FR2) New quality enhancement system – annual follow-up of courses.

University Administration (VS)

VS1) Incoming and outgoing students

VS2) Examination administration

VS3) Assessment of qualification – Master

VS4) PhD administration.

"From plan to action" (2023-05-11)

MORE ABOUT THE PROJECTS STARTING IN 2023

Listen to a podcast about the projects

Listen to the podcast episode Fikasnack about the projects starting 2023  on Spotify / Youtube / KTH Play .

Participate in the Storträffen Meetup on 26 May

Future Education programme will briefly present the projects orally and via posters. Depending on how the voting (voting deadline is 12 May) goes, some projects will have their discussion boards. An after-talk is planned for further discussion (probably in the Reactor hall). See the programme, vote (by 12/5) and register

Read on the web

The projects are just in the start-up phase. When more information is available, it will be published on the web pages of Future Education at KTH .

Three main thematic clusters

Some projects could be listed under several themes, but this clustering is not absolute, but only an illustrative indication.

Programme development

  • The design studio's educational landscape at KTH's architecture programme today + tomorrow (ABE3)
  • Increased student completion (CBH3)
  • Development of programme structures at the second cycle education (CBH5)
  • Future HING programme in computer and electrical engineering (EECS1 with CBH5, CBH6)
  • One entry - multiple exits at first cycle education (ITM2)
  • Modularisation of studies at second cycle education – fundamental change of a master's programme (ITM3).
  • Current situation analyses of programmes – Vehicle Engineering and Aerospace programme (SCI1).

Sustainability

  • Development and implementation of a Master's programme in Sustainable Digitalisation (EECS2)
  • Wicked problems in a sustainable context (ABE2)
  • Challenge Driven Education (CDE) – Global Development Hub project (IS2)
  • Integration of subject- and role-centred Sustainability development (HU) and Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities (JML) (SCI6)

Digitalisation

  • Feasibility study for large-scale examination (SCI2)
  • Digital and continuous assessment (CBH1)
  • Flexible recorded material for active learning (SCI3)
  • Data-driven admission to master programmes (SCI5)
  • Integration of physical and remote experimental learning environments (ITM4)
  • Developed and improved digitalisation of the Foundation Year Programme (ITM1)

Mapping to the areas and principles of the framework

The Future Education framework consists of 13 principles clustered in 5 areas (A-E). The mapping of projects to the framework is presented in tabular form below. In the table, *programme development, **sustainability, ***digitalisation.

Area/principle The project's primary mapping to area/principle These projects can also be mapped to the area/principle
A - STUDENTS' CAPABILITIES CBH3*, SCI1*, SCI6** EECS1*
P1: Essential knowledge of the subject SCI4 CBH4*, CBH5*, CBH6*, ITM2*, SCI3***
P2: Ability to handle wicked problems for sustainable societal development
 
ABE2, IS2 ABE3*, EECS4
B - EDUCATIONAL PREREQUISITES ITM1***, ABE3* SCI1*
P3: Active student-centred learning
 
SCI3*** ABE2, CBH3*, CBH4*, EECS1*, EECS4, ITM2*, ITM3*, SCI2***, SCI4, SCI6**
P4: Assessment and examination for learning CBH1***, EECS4, SCI2***, DF1 ABE2, CBH4*, ITM2*, ITM3*, SCI2***, SCI4, SCI6**
P5: Available experimental environments CBH5*, CBH6*, ITM4*/**/*** EECS1*
C - SUPPORTIVE CONDITIONS x x
P6: Vibrant campus THS1 CBH5*, CBH6*, SCI3***
P7: User-oriented support service SCI5***, VS1, VS2, VS3, VS4 ABE1, ABE3*, SCI2***
P8: Flexible and structured study paths CBH4*, ITM2*, ITM3*, EECS1* SCI1*
D - EDUCATIONAL CULTURE FOR QUALITY EECS3 x
P9: A developing educational culture x CBH3*, SCI1*, SCI2***, SCI3***, SCI4, SCI6**
P10: Continuous competence development in the teacher role x ABE1, ABE2, EECS4, SCI1*, SCI2***, SCI3***, SCI6**
P11: A management system for quality development FR1, FR2 CBH4*, SCI7
E - EXTERNAL REQUIREMENTS AND SOCIETAL NEEDS EECS2*** x
P12: Broadened recruitment and participation CBH2** CBH3*, CBH5*, CBH6*, EECS1*, SCI1*, SCI6**
P13: Integrated lifelong learning ABE1, IS1 ITM2*, ITM3*,