Focus on contract education – welcome to this autumn's digital meetings
How do you get started with a commissioned education and what benefits and opportunities are there for us as a university? Welcome to the autumn, two digital meetings where each meeting has a theme and an invited guest. On October 1, you will meet Glenn Svedin and on November 26, Michaela Tjernberg.
The purpose of the meetings is to make the path from idea to implementation easier, more fun and more inspiring.
The digital meetings are open to all employees, regardless of previous experience. You do not need to have a ready-made idea to participate and no registration is required.
This autumn's inspirational meetings are a chance to network with colleagues, ask questions, gain new perspectives and take the first step towards creating a commissioned education that makes a difference to professional life outside the university.
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(In Swedish)
Focus on commissioned education: from idea to commissioned education
At the first session, Glenn Svedin, senior lecturer in history and head of the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, will participate. Glenn has extensive experience in developing commissioned education and will share what opportunities he sees and what lessons can be helpful for those who want to get started with contract education. In Swedish.
- 1 October, 15:00–16:30
Focus on contract education: the role and benefits of contract education
At the second meeting on 26 November, Michaela Tjernberg, coordinator of commissioned education at the Department of Psychology and Social Work, will participate. Michaela has extensive experience in coordinating and developing commissioned education and will share the opportunities and benefits she sees with contract education. In Swedish
- 26 November at 15:00–16:30
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