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Future Education at KTH

Future Education is a change programme that will support us to proactively and with a long-term holistic perspective drive development of education at KTH.

Teachers invited to lunch seminar on 10 Nov: How EPFL integrates maker spaces into education

President Anders Söderholm will open an upcoming seminar serie  on how experimental learning, maker spaces, AI, and educational development can contribute to the future of engineering education. Guests from EPFL will then share how they have developed and integrated maker spaces  across campus and within curricula.

Date and time: Tuesday 10 November, 11.30–13.00
Location: Zoom or with lunch: F3 (Flodis), Lindstedtsvägen 26 (KTH Places)
Register for the seminar

In December 2022, a programme management team was appointed, the programme started in 2023 and is planned to go on until 2027 included. More about this timeline is found on the page Background .

Why Future Education?

The purpose of the programme is to ensure that KTH's education remains attractive and relevant in a rapidly changing and uncertain world. The vision is that KTH – as a world-leading university – attracts, educates and further educates engineers, architects, teachers and researchers with the broad and deep competencies required for a sustainable societal development.

To contribute to this, Future Education will:

  • Strengthen KTH's ability to drive systematic educational development
  • Support knowledge sharing and a culture of change
  • Develop direction for complex and strategically important common areas
  • Contribute to international collaboration within strategic educational development.

 

Future Education is allocated funds each calendar year to initiate strategically important development initiatives. The programme management decides on the distribution of these funds based on an established process  in which Future Education and the schools' Directors of first and second cycle education (GA) collaborate. During Q1, all employees at KTH can submit proposals for projects within educational development. The programme has templates that support the initiation of the projects, and the results of the implementation are reported semi-annually.

Graph of the framework with the names of the 13 principles.

Principle framework

As a base for the development work there is a principle framework  which has been decided by the President (applies from 1 July 2022). The framework consists of 13 principles grouped into 5 areas (A-E).

Project portfolio

Today more than 100 projects  (over 25/year were decided during 2023-2026) exist, with different focus and scope. More to come in 2027. An important part of the programme's activities is to assess which project results should be used throughout KTH and to support the work of scaling up and implementing them.

Podcast

The podcast  "Fika chat on the future of education" is broadcast every other Wednesday at 15:00 and discusses current educational issues with one or more guests together with a podcast host.

Since we usually podcast live, you have the opportunity to ask questions and comment during the conversation. If you have your own wishes about what you would like to hear, or perhaps even participate in the podcast yourself, you are welcome to contact us at framtiden@kth.se .

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Episode graphics #86: KTH Logo, picture of guest.

87 | Fika chat on future changing educational needs

How can Swedish higher education institutions meet changing and broader educational needs when educational pathways have become narrower? Anders Broström, CEO of Entreprenörskapsforum and Associated Professor at Indek/ITM, co-authored the report “Beyond the expansion – higher education and the future skills supply”, fika chat with Emil Wallgren, Head of Educational Influence at (THS), and Marcus Lithander.

The report, info and links #87

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