Uppsala 19:th November 2009 Amelie von Zweigbergk

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1 Uppsala 19:th November 2009 Amelie von Zweigbergk

2 Priorities Teachers competence development (mobility!) Contribution of universities to the knowledge triangle Migration and social inclusion within education systems Research

3 Economic situation in Sweden

4 Procent av BNP 14,0 12,0 10,0 Automatiska stabilisatorer Diskretionär finanspolitik 8,0 6,0 4,0 2,0 0,0-2,0 SE DK FI DE JPN ES UK IT FR PO USA

5 Arbetslösheten 9,1 procent under andra kvartalet 2009, Ungdomsarbetslösheten 29 procent Bland ungdomar i åldern år steg arbetslösheten med 3,9 procentenheter till 29,0 procent. Av de arbetslösa ungdomarna var 46 procent heltidsstuderande som sökt och kunnat ta arbete. I den senaste SCB-publikationen finns ett avsnitt där ungdomsarbetslösheten jämförs mellan länder i Europa. I Sverige är ungdomsarbetslösheten relativt de äldre mycket högre jämfört med andra EU-länder. Förhållandet kan bero på en eller flera orsakar såsom skillnader i arbetsmarknadens funktionssätt (däribland arbetsrätt), demografi, utbildningssystem, studiemedlens utformning och nivå, arbetskraftens sammansättning, incitamentet hos heltidsstuderande för att söka arbete med mera. Läs kort pressmeddelandet aspx Läs publikationen från SCB med den europiska jämförelsen. Bästa hälsningar Maria Götherström Samordningssekretariatet/Analysfunktionen Utbildningsdepartementet/Ministry of Education and Research SE Stockholm Phone: mobil: maria.gotherstrom@education.ministry.se och mariagotherstrom@hotmail.com

6 Index: år 2005 = Danmark Norge SVERIGE USA OECD medel Finland Europa (15) utom Norden Japan Källa: OECD, sammanställt av Dan Andersson U/IS.

7 A VET-boost!

8 More money to adult education priority to VET-education År Årsplatser (+10000) (+10000)

9 Teachers competence development How do we get the best possible teachers - induction - Continous professional development - School leaders role Council conclusions Informal meeting for Education Ministers; Göteborg Sept

10 Mobility for Swedish students? Language still a problem Nordic agreements Economic and other incentment to study/not to study abroad?

11 Why study abroad? Why have students from abroad? Different perspective! We know what we get we might get new knowledge/way of organising things The individual in centre the state wants it s investment back

12 Sweden nationally: Teachers need a boost! SEK 2 billion are invested over a 3-year period credit courses Paid studies (certain %) Measures for advanced studies, broadening expertise, supplementing qualifications and senior subject teachers mmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmm mm

13 Contribution of universities to the knowledge triangle Measures to strengthen the knowledge triangle play a major role in the process of modernisation of the European universities Council conclusions The knowledge triangle Shaping the Future of Europe ; Göteborg 31 Aug- Sept Research Higher education Innovation

14 Migration and social inclusion within education systems drawing attention to the conditions for migrants to succeed in society through a decent education

15 A competitive European research and innovation area; meetings - Informal ministerial meeting, Umeå, October. Continued efficiency of the internal market with external openness, the transition to an eco-efficient economy, meeting future research challenges. - Conference: New Worlds, New Solutions Research and Innovation, Lund, 6 8 July. - Conference: The Knowledge Triangle, Göteborg, 31 August 2 September.

16 It is nice to hand out the Nobel prize...but it s nice to recieve it sometimes also!

17 Totalt tillförda resurser per forskningsproposition Total state contributions to research 14,70 Miljarder kronor ,14 3 2, ,

18 Meetings/Conferences Closing conference of the 2009 European Year of Creativity and Innovation December, Stockholm

19 Meetings of Directors General School seminar; 30 November - 1 December in Stockholm