Dean's blog
Knowledge boost from successful pilot project
The Affiliated Competence project is coming to an end and LTH wants to continue using the model that provides individuals, companies, and academia a chance to increase our knowledge and sharpen our competence. We are seeing an impact that we could not have imagined when the project began, writes LTH's dean, Annika Olsson.
The establishment of activities in Science Village is now taking shape
The Faculty of Science and Faculty of Engineering (LTH) are creating a joint office for campus development. We hope that all faculties will get involved in Science Village and identify opportunities associated with the University’s establishment in the area, write Sven Lidin and Annika Olsson, the deans of the Faculty of Science and LTH [...]
Thank you and please continue to take good care of yourselves!
Seek help if you need it and help others if you can. Anyone who has good tips on how we can help and strengthen LTH’s community is welcome to contact us, write LTH's Dean Annika Olsson and Kristofer Modig, Assistant Dean for First and Second Cycle Studies.
It is time to choose!
The engineering profession is not just for lone wolves, technology nerds or maths geniuses. Engineering programmes provide knowledge and skills that can be used to meet societal challenges and contribute to a better world. Don’t be scared to choose LTH’s programmes for engineers, architects or industrial designers, writes LTH’s dean Annika Olsson [...]
We are not stronger alone – we solve challenges through collaboration across boundaries
Academia and industry need to collaborate and complement each other’s expertise, not least if we are to have a chance of achieving the Agenda 2030 goals, writes LTH Dean Annika Olsson.
A happy new year, together!
As 2021 begins, LTH’s new management team is ready to realise the vision “together we explore and create – to benefit the world”, by defining our strategic orientation and starting LTH’s development towards new goals. Together with the units, we will make LTH even better, more distinct and more visible, writes LTH’s new dean Annika Olsson.
Annika Olsson
Dean of LTH