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Doctoral school: Education, Learning and Globalisation
and globalisation
The doctoral school Education, Learning and Globalisation is a collaboration between Malmö University, Södertörn University and Uppsala University aiming to educate future teacher educators at postgraduate level.
About Education, Learning and Globalisation
The doctoral school Education, Learning and Globalisation, investigates what it means that preschool, school and higher education are increasingly positioned in an international context with migration flows, global policy actors and multinational companies. How can this be understood socially, culturally, historically and from a learning perspective?
Within the framework of the graduate school, three areas are focused on:
- Globalisation processes and education
- Language, learning and internationalisation
- Intercultural and norm-critical perspectives on preschool, school and teacher education.
The doctoral school offers an environment that affirms multidisciplinarity, internationalisation and clear links to school and teacher education. In September 2020, 10 doctoral students will begin their doctoral programmes. These will doctorate in the following subjects:
Malmö University:
Södertörn University:
- Ethnology
- Swedish
Uppsala University:
Course structure and activities

Here you will find an overview semester by semester, with the doctoral school's course structure, responsible university and joint activities.
Workshop on academic publishing

Workshop on academic publishing for the doctoral school, 6-7th of November 2023.
Contact
Malin Ideland

Professor Malin Ideland leads the doctoral school and is the contact person at Malmö University.
Maria Zackariasson

Professor Maria Zackariasson is the contact person at Södertörn University.
Jenny Wiksten Folkeryd
Jenny Wiksten FolkerydProfessor Jenny Wiksten Folkeryd is the contact person at Uppsala University.