Welcome to a workshop for students at KTH who want to discuss what they wish for in their education at KTH, where the input will support the development of a new master's programme at KTH.
The KTH Division of the History of Science, Technology and the Environment is working on developing a new humanities oriented master’s programme at KTH. It will be the first of its kind at the university, and reflect the division’s primary research as well as programmes and projects of the KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory and the Centre for Anthropocene History. One of the goals is to prepare students with critical and reflective skills and knowledge to make connections between their technical education and broader social, political and cultural contexts, both in Sweden and globally.
In the development of this programme, we want to hear the voices of students and their needs. Are there skills, knowledge areas and competences you as a student miss in your programme? Perhaps there is certain knowledge that you feel is important in your career to face the uncertainty of the future, to deal with the complexity of global challenges, or skills that can contribute to a just and functioning society.
If you have reflected on what sort of education you think you need for the future, we would love to hear from you!
This will be a 2-hour interactive workshop, where your valuable input will support creating a new KTH master's programme
We will provide sandwiches and fika!
Who can join: The workshop is for KTH students in all programmes and years. Recently graduated KTH students (within the last three years) are also welcome.
Any questions about this workshop, please write to ehlab@abe.kth.se
