MMTC research Seminar presented by guest Cinzia Battistella (University of Udine, Italy)
15
October
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15
October
12:00
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13:00
Online-contact for zoom link
<p>Seminar title: Proximity Strategies for Stakeholder Engagement in Business Models for Sustainability: A Conceptual Framework.</p>
15
October
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15
October
12:00
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13:00
Location
Online-contact for zoom link
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MMTC research Seminar presented by guest Cinzia Battistella (University of Udine, Italy)
Seminar title: Proximity Strategies for Stakeholder Engagement in Business Models for Sustainability: A Conceptual Framework.
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor - Erik Bergström
15
October
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15
October
14:00
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15:00
<p>Welcome to Erik Bergström's trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor on October 15th, 14.00 in E1405 (Gjuterisalen).</p><p><strong>Title</strong><br /><em>Information Classification: The Cornerstone We Keep Tripping Over</em></p><p><strong>Abstract</strong></p><p>In today’s digital world, information is one of the most valuable assets any organisation has. To protect it, best practices have led to the development of information classification methods, now embedded in standards such as ISO/IEC 27000. The goal of classification is to determine the value of an asset, which then feeds into risk analysis. This makes information classification central to risk management, a cornerstone for identifying the most critical assets and deciding where to invest in countermeasures.</p><p>The challenge, however, is that many organisations struggle to put classification into practice. This lecture explores why classification is so essential and what makes it so difficult. By unpacking real-world challenges such as unclear guidelines, subjective judgments, and the trade-off between simplicity and precision, I will show that classification is not just a technical task but also a cultural and organisational one. Finally, I will outline an agenda for how to approach the domain more effectively and highlight important areas for future research.</p><p>Welcome!</p>
15
October
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15
October
14:00
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15:00
Location
E1405 (Gjuterisalen)
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Trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor - Erik Bergström
Welcome to Erik Bergström's trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor on October 15th, 14.00 in E1405 (Gjuterisalen).
Title
Information Classification: The Cornerstone We Keep Tripping Over
Abstract
In today’s digital world, information is one of the most valuable assets any organisation has. To protect it, best practices have led to the development of information classification methods, now embedded in standards such as ISO/IEC 27000. The goal of classification is to determine the value of an asset, which then feeds into risk analysis. This makes information classification central to risk management, a cornerstone for identifying the most critical assets and deciding where to invest in countermeasures.
The challenge, however, is that many organisations struggle to put classification into practice. This lecture explores why classification is so essential and what makes it so difficult. By unpacking real-world challenges such as unclear guidelines, subjective judgments, and the trade-off between simplicity and precision, I will show that classification is not just a technical task but also a cultural and organisational one. Finally, I will outline an agenda for how to approach the domain more effectively and highlight important areas for future research.
Welcome!
Organizer:
School of Engineering
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Trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor - Joakim Kävrestad
15
October
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15
October
15:15
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16:15
<p>Welcome to Joakim Kävrestad's trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor on October 15th, 15.15 in E1405 (Gjuterisalen).</p><p><strong>Title</strong><br />From telling to asking: Perspectives on a decade of research in human aspects of cybersecurity</p><p><strong>Abstract</strong><br />We have all heard that the users are the supposed weak links in the cybersecurity chain. This comes from a long time of observing that many or most cybersecurity incidents begin with or are enabled by user actions (or lack thereof). As can be understood by the “weak user” expression, the cybersecurity community has long taken a “blame the user” position and attempted to solve the situation by trying to inform users about how to use digital systems in a myriad of ways. Fast-forwarding to today, researchers and many practitioners agree that the “blame and train” approach is fundamentally flawed and look for other solutions. In this lecture, I will discuss my research in relation to this development and explain why the “blame and train” approach is fundamentally wrong. I will also reflect on why it doesn’t make sense to assume that informing users will remove the incidents stemming from users' behaviour and on what we should do instead, both with the tools available today and the methods we need to develop for tomorrow. </p><p>Welcome!</p>
15
October
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15
October
15:15
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16:15
Location
E1405 (Gjuterisalen)
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Trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor - Joakim Kävrestad
Welcome to Joakim Kävrestad's trial lecture for appointment as Associate Professor on October 15th, 15.15 in E1405 (Gjuterisalen).
Title
From telling to asking: Perspectives on a decade of research in human aspects of cybersecurity
Abstract
We have all heard that the users are the supposed weak links in the cybersecurity chain. This comes from a long time of observing that many or most cybersecurity incidents begin with or are enabled by user actions (or lack thereof). As can be understood by the “weak user” expression, the cybersecurity community has long taken a “blame the user” position and attempted to solve the situation by trying to inform users about how to use digital systems in a myriad of ways. Fast-forwarding to today, researchers and many practitioners agree that the “blame and train” approach is fundamentally flawed and look for other solutions. In this lecture, I will discuss my research in relation to this development and explain why the “blame and train” approach is fundamentally wrong. I will also reflect on why it doesn’t make sense to assume that informing users will remove the incidents stemming from users' behaviour and on what we should do instead, both with the tools available today and the methods we need to develop for tomorrow.
Welcome!
Organizer:
School of Engineering
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Doctoral defence by Prince Chacko Johnson
17
October
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17
October
10:00
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00:00
<p><strong>Prince Chacko Johnson</strong> will defend his doctoral thesis in Business Administration at a public defence on <strong>Friday, 17th of October</strong> 2025 at 10:00 am in B1014 at JIBS.</p><p> </p><p>The title of Prince’s thesis is <strong><em>“New Wineskins for New Wine: Institutional Change and AI-Driven Digitalization”</em></strong></p><p> </p><p><strong>Faculty examiner/opponent</strong> is Professor Robin Teigland, Chalmers University of Technology</p><p> </p><p><strong>Members of the Examining Committee</strong> are: Associate Professor Anna Essén, Stockholm School of Economics, Professor Johan Magnusson, University of Gothenburg, Associate Professor Daniel Nylén, Umeå University.</p><p>Reserve member of the committee: Associate Professor Andrea Schneider, JIBS.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Chairperson</strong> at the defence: Professor Timur Uman, JIBS.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Principal supervisor</strong>: Professor Karin Hellerstedt, JIBS<br /><strong>Deputy supervisors</strong>: Associate Professor Mart Ots, JIBS<br /> </p><p>Welcome to attend the defence!</p>
17
October
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17
October
10:00
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00:00
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Doctoral defence by Prince Chacko Johnson
Prince Chacko Johnson will defend his doctoral thesis in Business Administration at a public defence on Friday, 17th of October 2025 at 10:00 am in B1014 at JIBS.
The title of Prince’s thesis is “New Wineskins for New Wine: Institutional Change and AI-Driven Digitalization”
Faculty examiner/opponent is Professor Robin Teigland, Chalmers University of Technology
Members of the Examining Committee are: Associate Professor Anna Essén, Stockholm School of Economics, Professor Johan Magnusson, University of Gothenburg, Associate Professor Daniel Nylén, Umeå University.
Reserve member of the committee: Associate Professor Andrea Schneider, JIBS.
Chairperson at the defence: Professor Timur Uman, JIBS.
Principal supervisor: Professor Karin Hellerstedt, JIBS
Deputy supervisors: Associate Professor Mart Ots, JIBS
Welcome to attend the defence!
Organizer:
Jönköping International Business School
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Last application date for course Do what matters!
19
October
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19
October
16:00
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18:00
<p>Are you having a hard time dealing with your thoughts and emotions? Struggling with self-criticism? Trouble concentrating on your studies and maintaining healthy relationships? Then this course might be something for you! As a participant in this course you will be provided with a variety of practical tools and strategies and learn how to deal with difficult thoughts and emotions. You will learn skills that will help you pivot towards a more rich and meaningful life!</p><p>The course consists of 5 sessions: 3 November, 10 November, 19 November, 24 November and 1 December at 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. All sessions are mandatory.</p><p>Apply by sending an e-mail to studenthealthcare@ju.se. For more information: <a href="https://ju.se/student/en/service/student-health-care/courses-groups/course-do-what-matters.html">Course: Do What Matters - Service - Jönköping University</a></p>
19
October
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19
October
16:00
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18:00
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Last application date for course Do what matters!
Are you having a hard time dealing with your thoughts and emotions? Struggling with self-criticism? Trouble concentrating on your studies and maintaining healthy relationships? Then this course might be something for you! As a participant in this course you will be provided with a variety of practical tools and strategies and learn how to deal with difficult thoughts and emotions. You will learn skills that will help you pivot towards a more rich and meaningful life!
The course consists of 5 sessions: 3 November, 10 November, 19 November, 24 November and 1 December at 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm. All sessions are mandatory.
Apply by sending an e-mail to studenthealthcare@ju.se. For more information: Course: Do What Matters - Service - Jönköping University
Organizer:
Student Health Care
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MMTC R&R seminar with Maria Arango Kure and Mart Ots
20
October
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20
October
12:00
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13:00
<p>MMTC R&R seminar with <strong>Maria Arango Kure and Mart Ots </strong>presenting research titled: <strong>“Fixing the Internet”: Narratives of Platform Legitimacy and Promises of Public Benefit on Medium.com</strong></p><p>Note: This is an R&R research seminar in which authors seek suggestions on how to address the editor and reviewers’ comments.</p>
20
October
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20
October
12:00
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13:00
Location
B6046 and online
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MMTC R&R seminar with Maria Arango Kure and Mart Ots
MMTC R&R seminar with Maria Arango Kure and Mart Ots presenting research titled: “Fixing the Internet”: Narratives of Platform Legitimacy and Promises of Public Benefit on Medium.com
Note: This is an R&R research seminar in which authors seek suggestions on how to address the editor and reviewers’ comments.
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Mark Edwards
22
October
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22
October
12:00
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13:00
<p>Title: Feelings for the Planet: An Alternative Vocabulary </p><p>Description: This presentation will describe an AMLE paper published in 2024. The paper discusses the need for an alternative vocabulary for biosphere-focused emotions and its relevance and application to management learning and education (MLE). The presentation will include tips for using the vocabulary in the classroom. </p><p>The seminar will be held in a hybrid format; you can attend in person in room B6046 or join via Zoom </p>
22
October
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22
October
12:00
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13:00
Location
B6046 and online
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Mark Edwards
Title: Feelings for the Planet: An Alternative Vocabulary
Description: This presentation will describe an AMLE paper published in 2024. The paper discusses the need for an alternative vocabulary for biosphere-focused emotions and its relevance and application to management learning and education (MLE). The presentation will include tips for using the vocabulary in the classroom.
The seminar will be held in a hybrid format; you can attend in person in room B6046 or join via Zoom
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Master Programme Fair - JIBS
29
October
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29
October
12:00
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13:30
<p>Master your future! Discover the advantages of a master’s degree at JIBS. Find out more about our programmes, their future career perspectives and what distinguishes JIBS. Connect with current students and faculty at the event to get answers to all your questions.</p><p>We’ll be serving wraps – come early to make sure you get one!</p><p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/posts/j%C3%B6nk%C3%B6ping-international-business-school_on-30-october-jibs-hosted-the-master-programme-activity-7257646665010974721-YwR5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop">Read about last year's event on our LinkedIn account</a></p>
29
October
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29
October
12:00
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13:30
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Master Programme Fair - JIBS
Master your future! Discover the advantages of a master’s degree at JIBS. Find out more about our programmes, their future career perspectives and what distinguishes JIBS. Connect with current students and faculty at the event to get answers to all your questions.
We’ll be serving wraps – come early to make sure you get one!
Read about last year's event on our LinkedIn account
Organizer:
Jönköping International Business School
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MMTC breakfast meeting
4
November
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4
November
08:30
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09:30
<p>MMTC breakfast meeting</p>
4
November
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4
November
08:30
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09:30
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MMTC breakfast meeting
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Internships in Sweden and abroad
4
November
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4
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>Want to do an internship, even in a foreign country? Get information about different opportunities for professional internships, information about how to find them and how to apply. </p><p>Tuesday November 4th 12.15-1 pm <br />B1033, Jönköping International Business School </p><p>Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that sign up before October 30th.</p><p><strong><a href="https://ju.jobteaser.com">Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com</a></strong></p>
4
November
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4
November
12:15
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13:00
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Internships in Sweden and abroad
Want to do an internship, even in a foreign country? Get information about different opportunities for professional internships, information about how to find them and how to apply.
Tuesday November 4th 12.15-1 pm
B1033, Jönköping International Business School
Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that sign up before October 30th.
Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com
Organizer:
Career Center
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130 employers at the career fair Karriärum
5
November
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5
November
10:00
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15:00
<p>The career fair Karriärum is a major meeting place for companies and students at the School of Engineering (JTH) at Jönköping University. About 130 employers exhibit at the fair, and the approximately 1,500 students who visit are mainly looking for internships (NFK) and thesis projects.</p><p>Karriärum 2025 will be held at JTH on 5 November 10:00-15.00.</p><p>Read more about Karriärum here: https://ju.se/om-oss/tekniska-hogskolan/samverkan/karriarum.html</p>
5
November
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5
November
10:00
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15:00
Location
School of Engineering
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130 employers at the career fair Karriärum
The career fair Karriärum is a major meeting place for companies and students at the School of Engineering (JTH) at Jönköping University. About 130 employers exhibit at the fair, and the approximately 1,500 students who visit are mainly looking for internships (NFK) and thesis projects.
Karriärum 2025 will be held at JTH on 5 November 10:00-15.00.
Read more about Karriärum here: https://ju.se/om-oss/tekniska-hogskolan/samverkan/karriarum.html
Organizer:
School of Engineering
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MMTC's Data Methods Initiative seminar presented by Qinfeng Zhu
5
November
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5
November
13:15
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14:45
Online-contact for zoom link
<p>Linking individual, meso, and macro data: A mixed-method approach to survey-based research</p><p>https://datamethodsinitiative.org/seminar/linking-individual-meso-and-macro-data-a-mixed-method-approach-to-survey-based-research/</p>
5
November
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5
November
13:15
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14:45
Location
Online-contact for zoom link
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MMTC's Data Methods Initiative seminar presented by Qinfeng Zhu
Linking individual, meso, and macro data: A mixed-method approach to survey-based research
https://datamethodsinitiative.org/seminar/linking-individual-meso-and-macro-data-a-mixed-method-approach-to-survey-based-research/
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Astrid Janzon Conference Day
7
November
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7
November
09:00
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16:00
<p>Violence in Close Relationships from a Global Perspective</p><p><strong>09:00–09:15 </strong>Welcome – Gunilla Björling, Lotta Wikström, and Jonas Sandberg<br /><strong>09:15–10:15</strong> Astrid Janzon Lecturer 2025 Dr. Jane Rogathi, KCMC University, Tanzania – Keynote speaker: Domestic Violence in Tanzania – with focus on maternity care.<br /><strong>10:15–10:45</strong> Coffee and sandwich<br /><strong>10:45–11:15</strong> Nina Åkerlund, Associate Professor, and Elin Linsmyr, PhD student, Jönköping University – A study of efforts to combat men’s violence against women in Swedish state operations<br /><strong>11:15–11:35</strong> Frida Liabäck, Program Director Nursing Program, and Berit Möller Christansson, PhD – Violence in close relationships – aspects on healthcare education at the School of Health and Welfare<br /><strong>11:35–12:00</strong> Panel Discussion Violence in close relationships: what does the future look like, and how can we work preventively in health education both nationally and globally?<br /><strong>12:00–13:15</strong> Lunch<br /><strong>13:15–13:55</strong> Felicia Forthmeier – More than a Roof: Defining Quality in Women’s Shelters<br /><strong>13:55–14:35</strong> Mikael Skillmark – Putting words to violence together<br /><strong>14:35–15:05</strong> Coffee break<br /><strong>15:05–15:45</strong> Presentation by last year’s scholarship recipients: Enna Sengoka, KCMC University, Tanzania – Maternal near miss Emelie Gripewall, Åbo Akademi University, Finland – Donation after circulatory death<br /><strong>15:45–16:00</strong> Astrid Janzon scholarship awards 2025 and closing</p><p> </p><p>Welcome to register: <a href="https://esmaker.net/nx2/s.aspx?id=70f4d102a921">https://esmaker.net/nx2/s.aspx?id=70f4d102a921</a></p>
7
November
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7
November
09:00
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16:00
Location
Forum Human Lecture
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Astrid Janzon Conference Day
Violence in Close Relationships from a Global Perspective
09:00–09:15 Welcome – Gunilla Björling, Lotta Wikström, and Jonas Sandberg
09:15–10:15 Astrid Janzon Lecturer 2025 Dr. Jane Rogathi, KCMC University, Tanzania – Keynote speaker: Domestic Violence in Tanzania – with focus on maternity care.
10:15–10:45 Coffee and sandwich
10:45–11:15 Nina Åkerlund, Associate Professor, and Elin Linsmyr, PhD student, Jönköping University – A study of efforts to combat men’s violence against women in Swedish state operations
11:15–11:35 Frida Liabäck, Program Director Nursing Program, and Berit Möller Christansson, PhD – Violence in close relationships – aspects on healthcare education at the School of Health and Welfare
11:35–12:00 Panel Discussion Violence in close relationships: what does the future look like, and how can we work preventively in health education both nationally and globally?
12:00–13:15 Lunch
13:15–13:55 Felicia Forthmeier – More than a Roof: Defining Quality in Women’s Shelters
13:55–14:35 Mikael Skillmark – Putting words to violence together
14:35–15:05 Coffee break
15:05–15:45 Presentation by last year’s scholarship recipients: Enna Sengoka, KCMC University, Tanzania – Maternal near miss Emelie Gripewall, Åbo Akademi University, Finland – Donation after circulatory death
15:45–16:00 Astrid Janzon scholarship awards 2025 and closing
Welcome to register: https://esmaker.net/nx2/s.aspx?id=70f4d102a921
Organizer:
School of Health and Welfare
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Job hunting and networking
10
November
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10
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>How to find jobs and how to use and grow your network during your time as a student.</p><p>Monday November 10th 12.15- 1 pm</p><p>E1029 School of Engineering</p><p><em>Registered participants will be offered a free lunch. Please sign up before November 4th to be guaranteed lunch. </em></p><p><strong><a href="https://ju.jobteaser.com">Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com</a></strong></p>
10
November
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10
November
12:15
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13:00
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Job hunting and networking
How to find jobs and how to use and grow your network during your time as a student.
Monday November 10th 12.15- 1 pm
E1029 School of Engineering
Registered participants will be offered a free lunch. Please sign up before November 4th to be guaranteed lunch.
Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com
Organizer:
Career Center
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Write a winning job application
11
November
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11
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>Information about CV & Cover letters, do´s and don´ts! </p><p>Tuesday November 11th 12.15-1 pm </p><p>E1029 School of Engineering</p><p>Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that register before Nov 4th. <strong><a href="https://ju.jobteaser.com">Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com</a></strong></p>
11
November
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11
November
12:15
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13:00
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Write a winning job application
Information about CV & Cover letters, do´s and don´ts!
Tuesday November 11th 12.15-1 pm
E1029 School of Engineering
Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that register before Nov 4th. Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com
Organizer:
Career Center
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Sindi Sheri
12
November
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12
November
12:00
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13:00
<p>MMTC research Seminar presented by Sindi Sheri</p>
12
November
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12
November
12:00
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13:00
Location
B6046 and online
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Sindi Sheri
MMTC research Seminar presented by Sindi Sheri
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Nailing the job interview
12
November
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12
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>Information about common interview questions and how you should prepare yourself to land your dream position.<br />Wednesday Nov 12th 12.15-1 pm</p><p>E1029, School of Engineering </p><p><em>Registered participants will be offered a free lunch. Please sign up before Nov 4th to be guaranteed lunch.</em></p><p><strong><a href="https://ju.jobteaser.com">Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com</a></strong></p>
12
November
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12
November
12:15
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13:00
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Nailing the job interview
Information about common interview questions and how you should prepare yourself to land your dream position.
Wednesday Nov 12th 12.15-1 pm
E1029, School of Engineering
Registered participants will be offered a free lunch. Please sign up before Nov 4th to be guaranteed lunch.
Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com
Organizer:
Career Center
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Marcel Garz
19
November
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19
November
12:00
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13:00
<p>Seminar Tite: Local news in the platform era</p>
19
November
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19
November
12:00
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13:00
Location
B6046 and online
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Marcel Garz
Seminar Tite: Local news in the platform era
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Personal branding
25
November
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25
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>The future labor market requires personal branding. How do you do it and why? Andreas Torén, Career Counsellor <br />Tuesday November 26th 12-15 – 1 pm </p><p>E1029, School of Engineering </p><p>Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that sign up before Nov 16th</p><p><strong><a href="https://ju.jobteaser.com">Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com</a></strong></p>
25
November
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25
November
12:15
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13:00
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Personal branding
The future labor market requires personal branding. How do you do it and why? Andreas Torén, Career Counsellor
Tuesday November 26th 12-15 – 1 pm
E1029, School of Engineering
Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that sign up before Nov 16th
Registration at https://ju.jobteaser.com
Organizer:
Career Center
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MMTC's Data Methods Initiative - IRL
27
November
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28
November
11:30
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15:00
Jönköping International Business School
<p>The Data Methods Initiative goes offline and into real life.</p><p>Join us at Jönköping International Business School for two days of hands-on exchange, honest stories, and collaborative experiments around computational and data-intensive methods in the social sciences and humanities.</p><p>https://datamethodsinitiative.org/workshop/dmi-irl-at-jonkoping-international-business-school/</p>
27
November
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28
November
11:30
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15:00
Location
Jönköping International Business School
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MMTC's Data Methods Initiative - IRL
The Data Methods Initiative goes offline and into real life.
Join us at Jönköping International Business School for two days of hands-on exchange, honest stories, and collaborative experiments around computational and data-intensive methods in the social sciences and humanities.
https://datamethodsinitiative.org/workshop/dmi-irl-at-jonkoping-international-business-school/
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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Career Planning
27
November
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27
November
12:15
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13:00
<p>Career development and the 4 steps for successful career planning! </p><p>Andreas Torén, Career Counsellor </p><p>Thursday Nov 27th 12.15-1 pm </p><p>E1405, School of Engineering </p><p>Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that register before Nov 18</p>
27
November
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27
November
12:15
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13:00
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Career Planning
Career development and the 4 steps for successful career planning!
Andreas Torén, Career Counsellor
Thursday Nov 27th 12.15-1 pm
E1405, School of Engineering
Lunch is offered for pre-registered students that register before Nov 18
Organizer:
Career Center
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MMTC breakfast meeting
1
December
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1
December
08:30
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09:30
<p>MMTC breakfast meeting</p>
1
December
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1
December
08:30
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09:30
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MMTC breakfast meeting
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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EULiST Matchmaking Event at Jönköping University
3
December
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4
December
13:00
<p><strong>EULiST Matchmaking Event at Jönköping University</strong><br />On December 3-4, Jönköping University will host a focused matchmaking event in collaboration with Crowdhelix, dedicated to the upcoming 2026–2027 Horizon Europe Work Programs.<br />This two half-day, onsite event is designed to foster strategic connections between stakeholders from different sectors - including academia, industry, SMEs, and the public sector -who have a specific interest in selected thematic areas aligned with EULiST’s mission of linking society and technology.</p><p>With Crowdhelix’s extensive experience in organizing Horizon Europe matchmaking events and access to a broad innovation network, the event will offer targeted opportunities for collaboration, expert-led sessions, and enhanced visibility across the European research and innovation landscape.</p><p>More details will follow soon - for now, mark your calendars and stay tuned.</p><p><strong>Contact person:</strong><br />Shira Becker<br />Senior Grants Advisor, Grants Office <br /><a href="mailto:shira.becker@ju.se">shira.becker@ju.se</a></p>
3
December
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4
December
13:00
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EULiST Matchmaking Event at Jönköping University
EULiST Matchmaking Event at Jönköping University
On December 3-4, Jönköping University will host a focused matchmaking event in collaboration with Crowdhelix, dedicated to the upcoming 2026–2027 Horizon Europe Work Programs.
This two half-day, onsite event is designed to foster strategic connections between stakeholders from different sectors - including academia, industry, SMEs, and the public sector -who have a specific interest in selected thematic areas aligned with EULiST’s mission of linking society and technology.
With Crowdhelix’s extensive experience in organizing Horizon Europe matchmaking events and access to a broad innovation network, the event will offer targeted opportunities for collaboration, expert-led sessions, and enhanced visibility across the European research and innovation landscape.
More details will follow soon - for now, mark your calendars and stay tuned.
Contact person:
Shira Becker
Senior Grants Advisor, Grants Office
shira.becker@ju.se
Organizer:
Jönköping University
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Zanele Rydh
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December
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10
December
12:00
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<p>MMTC research Seminar presented by Zanele Rydh</p>
10
December
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10
December
12:00
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13:00
Location
B6046 and online
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MMTC research Seminar presented by Zanele Rydh
MMTC research Seminar presented by Zanele Rydh
Organizer:
Media, Management and Transformation Centre
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