 <div class="short-desc"><h4></h4><p>The course aims to provide doctoral students and newly appointed teachers with educational and professional backgrounds from countries other than Sweden with an introduction to higher education in Sweden and to the Swedish university system.</p>
</div><div class="full-desc"><h4>Description</h4><p class="text-align-justify">The focus is on making both formal structures, regulations and responsibilities visible, for example the role of the university as a public institution, as well as more informal academic, pedagogical and cultural aspects of teaching in Swedish higher education.<br />
The course is structured in three parts.</p>
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<p class="text-align-justify">First, a pre recorded introductory film on higher education in Sweden and issues that are particularly important to be aware of as a teacher or doctoral student.</p>
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<p class="text-align-justify">Second, an individual assignment in which participants observe a teacher in a teaching situation and conduct an interview.</p>
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<p class="text-align-justify">Third, a concluding digital seminar where the themes of the course and the participants´ experiences are discussed collectively.</p>
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<p class="text-align-justify">The course is intented to function both as an introduction and as a forum for reflection and exchange of experiences among participants with diverse backgrounds.</p>
<br><p>On completion of the course, participants should be able to:</p>
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<li>Demonstrate familiarity with the Swedish system of higher education and the role of the university as a public institution in relation to teaching.</li>
<li>Identify and reflect on key pedagogical and cultural characteristics of teaching in Swedish higher education.</li>
<li>Relate and discuss observations from classroom observation and interviews in relation to common norms and practices within Swedish higher education.</li>
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</div><div class="target"><h4> Target Group </h4>The course aims to provide doctoral students and newly appointed teachers with educational and professional backgrounds from countries other than Sweden with an introduction to higher education in Sweden and to the Swedish university system.</div><div class="start_date"><h4> Course Period </h4>2026-10-09    -    2026-10-09</div><div class="schema"> <h4> Schedule </h4><p>10 hours, of which approximately 3 hours are scheduled.</p></div><ul><li><strong>Meeting 1</strong>. 2026-10-09, 09:00-12:00</li></ul><div class="hours"><h4> Hours Of Commitment </h4>10</div><div class="instructor"> <h4> Instructor(s) </h4><ul><li>Lena Lid Falkman</li><li>Karin Thörne</li></ul><div class="enrollments"><h4> Limit of Enrollment </h4>20</div><div class="status"><h4> Status </h4>Open</div><div class="guide"> <h4> Contribute to SUHF:s guidelines </h4> <ul><li>5</li></ul> <ul><li>6</li></ul><a target="_blank" 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