Lars Geschwind(editor)
Lars Geschwind is Professor in Engineering Education Policy and Management and coordinator of the research group HEOS (Higher Education Organization Studies). His main research interests are higher education policy, institutional governance, academic leadership and management and academic work. He is currently involved in a number of projects focusing on change processes in higher education institutions, including e.g. governance and steering, quality assurance, academic careers and partnership with industry. Most studies include a comparative component and a historical perspective. Lars has professional experience from working on higher education and research from government agencies, private institute and international consultancy. He has held teaching and research positions at three different Swedish universities before joining KTH and is currently affiliated with Tampere University as docent in Higher Education Policy and Management . Lars holds a PhD degree in History, Master of Arts and a Teacher Training Certificate (upper secondary school), all from Uppsala University.Lars Geschwind is Professor in Engineering Education Policy and Management and coordinator of the research group HEOS (Higher Education Organization Studies). His main research interests are higher education policy, institutional governance, academic leadership and management and academic work. He is currently involved in a number of projects focusing on change processes in higher education institutions, including e.g. governance and steering, quality assurance, academic careers and partnership with industry. Most studies include a comparative component and a historical perspective. Lars has professional experience from working on higher education and research from government agencies, private institute and international consultancy. He has held teaching and research positions at three different Swedish universities before joining KTH and is currently affiliated with Tampere University as docent in Higher Education Policy and Management . Lars holds a PhD degree in History, Master of Arts and a Teacher Training Certificate (upper secondary school), all from Uppsala University.
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