Dean's Office, Faculty of Educational Sciences (KFU)

The role of the Dean’s office is to support, coordinate and develop education and research at the Faculty of Educational Sciences.

Management

Catharina Magnusson

Head of Faculty Office

Administration and Finance

Martin Bengtsson

Lecturer

Emmy Geijer

Financial Officer

Undergraduate education and Research

Hannah Grankvist

Faculty Programme Director

Helena Loborg

Faculty Programme Director

Caroline Kelly

Senior Coordinator

Helena Öström Haugum

Senior Coordinator

International relations

Lena Örnestrand

Senior Coordinator

Justyna Jonsson

Study Adviser

Caroline Kelly

Senior Coordinator

Study adviser

Jeanette Sjöström

Study Adviser

Justyna Jonsson

Study Adviser

Kristin Sjölander

Study Adviser

Linnea Fors

Study Adviser

Magdalena Ragnar

Study Adviser

Maria Sommaralm

Study Adviser

Marie Hedberg

Study Adviser

Monica Larsson

Study Adviser

Teaching practice

Catarina Jeppsson

Head of Unit, Faculty Programme Director

Helén Svensson

Senior Coordinator

Madelene Liljegren

Marie-Helene Klementsson

Senior Coordinator

Coordination

Malin Åberg

Coordinator

Eva Eklund

Coordinator

Sophia Grelsson Erni

Coordinator

Charlotte Lodens

Coordinator

Pernilla Odelstam

Coordinator

Communication

Gunilla Arnell

Communications Officer

Jenny Gustafsson

Communications Officer

Ingrid Leo

Communications Officer

Faculty programme director

Pre-school Teacher Programme

Primary School Teacher with a specialization in Extended School Teaching

Primary School Teacher Programme with a specialization in Extended School Teaching and Master program in Pedagogical practices with emphasis in young children’s learning

Primary School Teacher Programme with a specialisation in Teaching in Early Years Classes and Grades 1-3

Primary School Teacher Programme with a specialisation in Teaching in Early Years Classes, Grades 1-3 and Grades 4-6 of the Compulsory School (Linköping)

Secondary School Teacher Programme with a specialization in Teaching in Grades 7-9 of the Compulsory School and in the Upper-Secondary School

Programme for Vocational Teacher Education

Folk High School Teacher Programme

Folk High School Teacher Programme

Master´s programme in Pedagogical Practices/Education with Emphasis in Outdoor Didactics/Special Education

VAL II - Professional Qualification Course for Teachers

Supplementary Teacher Education

Foreign teacher training (ULV) and Supplementary Teacher Education

Special Needs Training Programme and Special Educational Needs Programme

Master’s programme in Education for Vocational education and training (VET) teachers

Outdoor Environmental Education and Outdoor Life

Adult Learning and Global Change

Single-subject courses

Faculty of Educational Sciences (UV)

Linköping University provides a comprehensive teacher education and offers postgraduate training, as well as opportunities for research.

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