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Gender studies Gender studies is an interdisciplinary field that examines power relations, inequality, resource allocation and norms in society. The starting point is that gender plays a role for…
- SEK 8 million to Linnaeus University News
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Education at the board of teacher education At Linnaeus University we train you who wants to become a teacher or already is a teacher. We give you the opportunity to grow in your role as teacher.
- Goran Basic Associate Professor
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- Daniel Sundberg Professor
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Education and teachers' practice Teacher education at the department of education and teachers’ practice
- Jonas Svensson Professor
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- Ninni Wahlstrom becomes member of a new network for curriculum studies at Stirling University News
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Peace and development studies Why are there wars and conflicts in the world? This seems to be an eternal question. Peace and development studies try to understand the mechanisms of conflicts and put…
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Social work Within the subject social work we study people’s living conditions. In particular, we are interested in the contexts that create social problems. We also study society’s measures and how…
- Helena Roos Senior lecturer
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- Linnaeus University’s Early Years Education Programme and Primary Teacher Programmes are of high quality News
- New app will help children with speech impairment News
- Oduor Olande Senior lecturer
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Project: Towards an integrated theory on historical consciousness and moral consciousness Project Manager: Jan Löfström, Helsingfors universitetProject Members: Niklas Ammert (Lnu), Jan Löfström,…
- New graduate school strengthens teacher educations News
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The board of teacher education Teachers influence people’s future every day. At the time being, we train roughly 2,000 of these teachers here at Linnaeus University.
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Fish Ecology Baltic coastal populations of predatory fish, mainly perch and pike, has been greatly reduced in recent decades. Underlying causes can be altered food webs, competition and disrupted…