The SFS anniversary seminar is part of the SFS 100th anniversary celebration in 2021. We will be arranging seminars around the country throughout the year.
Each seminar has a theme and we will address current political issues that affect both academia and students' lives. We started the series in November 2020 and will continue throughout much of the anniversary year 2021. Upcoming seminars are posted continuously in our event calendar here
All seminars will be broadcast digitally until further notice due to restrictions during the corona pandemic. All seminars are recorded and posted on the website. You can find all previous seminars below.
We invited student unions to debate the future of higher education.
At this seminar we talked about Work-Integrated Learning and what it means for students.
At this seminar, we were visited by, among others, Matilda Ernkrans to talk about higher education pedagogy and accessibility to higher education.
This seminar was held on the 100th anniversary itself and here we look back on SFS's history under the leadership of Martin Dackling.
In February, union representatives, student representatives and university representatives gathered for a panel discussion about student influence and student participation. Due to technical problems, this discussion was not recorded, but a summary is available to read.
This seminar focused on doctoral education and how Sweden can achieve world-class doctoral education (the webinar was held in English).
During the seminar "Where should students live?", the housing shortage for students was discussed, what challenges there are and what should be done going forward.
The first anniversary seminar focused on research and the then upcoming research bill.
Every year, SFS nominates and appoints a large number of representatives to national bodies and groups within authorities such as UHR, UKÄ and CSN.
Unfortunately, there are no vacancies at the moment. You can find our permanent vacancies here.