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Forum Avancez: Is our engineering education keeping up?

An interactive conversation for staff and students about the future of engineering education, where everyone is invited to take part. Join the first Forum Avancez.

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Jörgen Blennow, Vice President, Education and Filip Djokic, Educational Affairs Officer at Chalmers Student Union.

Jörgen Blennow, Vice President, Education and Filip Djokic, Educational Affairs Officer at Chalmers Student Union.

Overview

Open for registration
17 Nov 2026, 11:0017 Nov 2026, 12:00
Location: Volvo Foyer, Student Union building, first floor
Language:English
Last sign up date:16 Nov 2026

Chalmers has long educated engineers of the highest quality, largely with the same approach. But as the world changes ever faster, how long will our model hold? What will engineering education need to look like in the society of ten years from now? Are we moving fast enough to keep up, or are we at risk of falling behind?

Jörgen Blennow, Vice President, Education, and Filip Djokic, Educational Affairs Officer at Chalmers Student Union, open the conversation. Then it's your turn: bring your questions, experiences and perspectives.

The forum is held in English and is not streamed.

About Forum Avancez

Forum Avancez is a new initiative by President Martin Nilsson Jacobi to strengthen the academic culture at Chalmers. It brings together staff and students from across the university to test ideas and perspectives against each other, on questions where the answers are not obvious. The forum tries out new formats in which both those on stage and those in the audience share ideas and perspectives.

Contact

David Björneloo

  • Strategic Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Specialist, Com­mu­ni­ca­tions division, Chalmers Operations Support
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