University Pedagogical Conference of the Faculty of Science and Technology

Each year, the Faculty of Science and Technology's University Pedagogical Conference provides a venue for meetings, discussions and presentations on the pedagogical developments and projects taking place at our faculty.

The conference is an excellent forum to discuss new projects and project ideas or to establish contacts with future co-operation partners on pedagogically relevant issues.

Register to the conference

The deadline for participants to register is 7 March.

TUK 2024

This year's conference will take place on Thursday 14 March 2024. Invited speaker is Maria Wolrath-Söderberg, Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Senior Lecturer at Södertörn University, who will talk about "How do we equip our students to participate as active and responsible citizens in the light of major societal challenges such as the climate crisis?". (Keynote will be given in Swedish).

The program for the conference is available, and includes the keynote speaker, parallel sessions and the lunch with poster sessions, including all abstracts. The conference will take place at Ångström Laboratory, lecture hall Eva von Bahr, 100195.

Do you want to contribute to the conference?

Register your contribution by 23 February. Specify whether you want to contribute with a poster, round table discussion or live presentation. Register as a participant until 7 March.

  • TUK 2023: Anna Danielsson on Identity in science education
  • TUK 2022: Dag Wedelin on Mathematical thinking
  • TUK 2021: Martha Clevenland-Innez on Blended learning
  • TUK 2020: Keri Facer on Rethinking education -- cancelled due to pandemic
  • TUK 2019: Åsa Nilsonne on Pedagogy and emotions
  • TUK 2018: Kevin Anderson on Teaching climate change
  • TUK 2017: Arnold Pears on Subject education research
  • TUK 2016: Lars Ulriksen on Students' transition and integration
  • TUK 2015: Cynthia Finelli on Promoting institutional change

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