Education
The Segerstedt Institute has a multidisciplinary foundation that contributes to a broad and deep understanding of the institute’s field of work. This grounding is translated into various education and training programmes aimed at professionals and students who either work with or are interested in working against racist and violent extremist environments.
In its educational activities, the Segerstedt Institute collaborates with most institutes and organisations, which are located within the University of Gothenburg, other universities, and expert organisations. In addition to the regular educational activities, which you can read more about in the tabs on the left, the Segerstedt Institute’s staff regularly participate as lecturers at non-academic conferences, study days, and workshops.
Tolerance, Identity, and Extremism (PDG691), 15 credits
The Segerstedt Institute cooperates with the Department of Education, Communication and Learning (IPKL) at the University of Gothenburg in the course “PDG691, Tolerance, identity, and extremism 15 credits”.
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Historiography, Excursion Pedagogy, and Holocaust Memory Sites (PDG692) ,7,5 credits
The Segerstedt Institute cooperates with the Department of Education, Communication and Learning (IPKL) at the University of Gothenburg in the course “PDG692, Historiography, Excursion Pedagogy, and Holocaust Memory Sites, 7,5 credits.”
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Holocaust education by Yad Vashem
The Segerstedt Institute collaborates with Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center. Yad Vashem is Israel’s authority, monument, archive, and research centre for the memory of Holocaust victims and heroes. Every year, a course is held where Swedish teachers can participate in a ten-day seminar at Yad Vashem. The course deals with the different aspects of Holocaust education.