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Andreas Fejes

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Presentation

Andreas Fejes is professor and chair of adult education research at the Faculty of Educational Sciences, Linköping University. Fejes’ current research projects are: 1. Citizenship education within and beyond adult and popular education, 2. The bibliometrics of the field of adult education research, 3. Marketization of adult education and its consequences.

Publications

2025

Andreas Fejes, Per Andersson, Johanna Köpsén, Mattias Nylund (2025) Adult education and teachers' work under a market code Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2024

Robert Thornberg, Andreas Fejes (2024) Kvalitet och generaliserbarhet i kvalitativa studier Handbok i kvalitativ analys, p. 280-303 (Chapter in book)
Andreas Fejes, Robert Thornberg (2024) Kvalitativ forskning och kvalitativ analys Handbok i kvalitativ analys, p. 14-37 (Chapter in book)
Eva Bolander, Andreas Fejes (2024) Diskursanalys Handbok i kvalitativ analys, p. 108-127 (Chapter in book)
Andreas Fejes, Robert Thornberg (Editorship) (2024) Handbok i kvalitativ analys

News

Pupil studying

Segregation and inequality are results of marketised school system

Greater differences in study results between schools and increased segregation. These are examples of what the marketisation of the education system in Sweden has led to.
Refugee in a study situation

Popular education important for asylum seekers’ social inclusion

Committed teachers in the popular adult education sector are quietly making a huge contribution with helping asylum seekers into Swedish society. And it’s not just educational, it's also social and humanitarian. All according to two fresh LiU studies.

Research

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Teachers' interpretation and application of curriculum and other governing documents in municipal adult education

Teachers working in municipal adult education (MAE) have a variety of laws and steering documents to relate to in their work. This research project investigates how teachers interpret and apply them in their planning and teaching.
Colourful kites in the air.

Migration, learning and social inclusion

What effect do different kinds of educational interventions aimed at learning the Swedish language have for migrants' inclusion in the Swedish labour market and society more widely? What do the migrants themselves have to say about this?
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Marketisation of adult education and its consequences

The focus in this project is on the marketisation of municipal adult education (MAE), and specifically the consequences of marketisation, through a tendering based procurement system, on teachers' work and profession.

CV, commissions and social media

CV 

2012 Professor of Adult Education Research 

2008 Associate professor in Education 

2006 PhD in Educational Research specializing in Adult Learning

Current commissions (selected) 

  • Editor of the European Journal for Research on the Education and learning of Adults
  • Member of the steering committee of the European society for research on the education of adults
  • Chair for the Swedish national program for research on popular education
  • Consluting editor for Adult Education Quarterly
  • Member of the international advisory board for Studies in the Education of Adults

Social media 

Twitter 

Research Gate 

Academia.edu

Google Scholar

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Organisation

A group of adult students in a classroom.

Division of Education and Adult Learning (PVL)

The division is one of the world’s most prominent university settings in the area of adult learning and hosts Sweden’s only Folk High School Teacher Training. Our research focuses on adult education as well as on vocational education.
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Department of Behavioural Sciences and Learning (IBL)

Human behaviour and learning is the focus for education and research at the department. We educate students and scientists that are well equipped to meet future challenges in society and working life.

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