As early as 2001, it was written into the Higher Education Act that universities must strive for a broader recruitment to higher education, and in 2020 the Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ) was commissioned by the government to evaluate the university's work with broadened recruitment. The proportion of graduates from upper-secondary education who apply for higher education has increased greatly in recent years, and teachers in higher education today face a greater diversity among students than just 10 years ago. One way to meet the broadened recruitment is to offer our students accessible teaching that facilitates studies for all and that can improve the overall pedagogical quality.