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The Stockholm Institute of Education (Swedish: Lärarhögskolan i Stockholm) was a university college in Stockholm, Sweden that was founded in 1956. It was incorporated into Stockholm University on January 1, 2008.
Stockholm University offers many courses taught in English at bachelor's, master's and PhD level. Find out how to apply, live and study in Sweden, and explore our subjects and research areas.
A transdisciplinary, international and comparative programme at Stockholm University that aims to provide better understanding and skills in analysing learning and educational phenomena in different societies and cultures. The programme covers research and training areas such as international and comparative perspectives, theory of science, educational planning, education and development, globalisation and education and educational research methods.
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Sweden got its first higher education institution in 1477 with the founding of Uppsala University, followed by Lund University in 1666. Other universities in Stockholm and Gothenburg followed during the nineteenth century, initially styled as university colleges, accompanied by the advent of specialized universities such as the Karolinska Institute...
As of 2020, there are 48 higher education institutions in Sweden. Of these, 17 have university status while the remainder are considered university colleges, though the English translation of their names generally leave out the college part. Thirty-one institutions, including all but two of the universities, are also public authorities, carrying ou...
Swedish higher education institutions employed a total of 78,106 people in 2019 (UKÄ, 2020b), which works out as 62,877 FTE. Of these, 41,665 were classified as academic staff. This includes around 10,000 third-cycle students as the norm in Sweden is that they are employed as PhD students at the institution where they are carrying out their studies...
This chapter analyzes the policies and strategies for research, development, and innovation (RDI) in Sweden and the role of the higher education sector. It covers the historical context, the innovation capacity and performance, and the functions and challenges of the Swedish system.
- Stefan Lundborg, Lars Geschwind
- 2021
The Swedish Institute for Educational Research (Skolforskningsinstitutet) is a government agency that supports teachers and professionals in education with scientific methods and practices. It aims to promote and improve students’ learning and development in preschools, primary/secondary schools and adult education.
Södertörn University. Ersta Sköndal University College. Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts. University College of Opera. Stockholm University College of Music Education. School of Dance and Circus. University College Stockholm. Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences. Stockholm Institute of Education. See also. Education in Sweden.
