Events
- 30 May CIVIS/MSCA-DN Info day 30 May On May 30, CIVIS universities will host an online infoday to present the opportunities offered by the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Networks program to the CIVIS community.
- 02 Jun Workshop: How to flip your teaching when there is no classroom What is flipped classroom? How can you do it on Zoom? What is the role of technology in a flipped classroom? In this workshop we will look into the notion of the teaching and learning approach flipped classroom. Online implementation of flipped classroom will receive special attention but in-class solutions will also be discussed.
- 02 Jun Focus on Open Science: Beyond Transformative Agreements Welcome to the 37th Focus on Open Science event in Stockholm 2 June. President Astrid Söderbergh Widding and Library Director Wilhelm Widmark are participating from Stockholm University.
- 02 Jun ROMLING: Matteo Viale, lecture Il rapporto tra l’italiano e le scienze nella didattica linguistica.
- 08 Jun Network meeting: Wallenberg programs WASP-HS and DDLS Welcome to join the first network meeting between the Wallenberg programs WASP-HS and DDLS.
- 15 Jun ROMLING: Colloque en l’honneur de Françoise Sullet Nylander L’entre-deux-élections présidentielles : débats, campagnes et paysages médiatiques de 2017 à 2022. Colloque en l'honneur de professeure émérite Françoise Sullet Nylander
- 15 Jun Understanding China: Decoding Diplomatic Discourse in Higher Education collaborations A strong motive for internationalization of universities is to achieve excellence in higher education and research. However, the definition of terms such as “human rights”, “democracy” and “rule of law“ may differ significantly between countries. That is why we need a greater understanding of how to communicate in order to improve the conditions for a successful Internationalization of Higher Education.
- 17 Jun Recent Developments in Bilingualism and Multilingualism Research. A one-day symposium 17/6 On the Occasion of 40 Years of Organized Bilingualism Research at Stockholm University (1981–2021): Recent Developments in Bilingualism and Multilingualism Research. A one-day symposium. The symposium has been postponed to 17 June, 2022 (from 17 December, 2021).
- 01 Sep Professional development course 2 Teaching and Learning in the Human Science Academic Area The course is aimed for teachers within the Human Science Academic Area with previous formal training in teaching and learning. (Professional development course 1 or equivalent.)
- 14 Sep Workshop: Design teaching for active learning in our active learning classrooms (ALC) One of the constant issues in all forms of education is how to plan teaching in such a way as to activate, challenge and motivate students. Research has demonstrated the value of interactive and collaborative forms of teaching where the students get opportunities to grapple with complex tasks in the form of scenarios, case studies or problems where theories and practice meet. In this workshop you will experience activities in an ALC room and we will use this teaching technique to learn about and discuss the thinking and research behind active learning.
- 04 Oct Research Supervision — theory and practice This course focuses on providing new or experienced doctoral supervisors with the means and opportunity to critically reflect on their supervision in order to learn new skills and generate inspiration through teamwork and engagement. The course is aimed at you with at least some experience of supervising a doctoral student.
- 04 Oct Workshop: Use the right digital tool for your teaching Are there any digital tools that improve students’ learning or success more than others? Do you need to be an IT expert do use them in your class or can any teacher with an interest in developing their teaching start using digital tools today? In this workshop we will discuss which potential tools you can use in your classroom & how you can incorporate them into your teaching and courses.
- 06 Oct Workshop: Making the case for case-based teaching Develop your own case-based teaching material and get new ideas on how you can use this instructional method in your classroom. Workshop for university teachers held in new facilities in campus Albano specially adapted for case method.
- 12 Oct Workshop: Gender and disciplinary norms - Does it matter in my teaching? Is your discipline gender neutral? Does gender and other social categories matter in your teaching? While a gender equality perspective is regarded as a central quality criteria for higher education it is not always so easy to get sight of how gender intersects with particular disciplines, with regard to participants, practices, and norms.
- 17 Oct Learn to teach Human Science — practical introductory course For you who have little experience of teaching and now want to learn how to plan, implement and evaluate your teaching. This practical introductory course will help you get started teaching and become a more skilled university teacher.
- 01 Nov Professional development course 1 Teaching and Learning The course aims to support the professional development of teachers from all disciplinary areas at Stockholm University and requires no previous teaching or online experience.
- 10 Nov Workshop: Teaching in English — strategies when teaching in a non-native language This workshop has been designed for non-native English speaking university teachers who teach (or plan to teach) their subject matter in English. The aim is to help participants reflect on their own teaching strategies with respect to the teaching language and how these relate to student learning.
- 24 Nov Workshop: Examine your students effectively, sustainably and pedagogically with digital support Learn more about how you as a teacher can examine your students with the digital support systems provided by Stockholm University. Discuss and reflect on how you can develop your digital examinations and get an introduction to our new digital examination tool Inspera.