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Eight new recognised and excellent teachers

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Published 1 April 2026

The faculty's list of recognised and excellent teachers is growing. At the latest Faculty Board meeting, another eight persons received recognition of their teaching skills through the appointment as Recognised or Excellent Teaching Practitioners.

Newly appointed Recognised Teaching Practitioners:

  • Ilkin Mehrabov, Department of Communication and Centre for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies
  • Michael Bossetta, Department of Communication
  • Jesper Falkheimer, Department of Communication
  • Cecilia Cassinger, Department of Communication
  • Emil Stjernholm, Department of Communication
  • Jakob Skovgaard, Department of Political Science
  • Kajsa Järvholm, Department of Psychology

Newly appointed Excellent Teaching Practitioners

  • Em Andersson, School of Social Work

Congratulations on your appointment!

All Recognised and Excellent Teaching Practitioners at the Faculty of Social Sciences

Lecturers, senior lecturers and professors on indefinite-term contracts, or associate senior lecturers, are entitled to apply to have their teaching expertise assessed and be admitted as a Recognised Teaching Practitioner or Excellent Teaching Practitioner.

Teaching skills will be assessed with reference to two levels:

  • Recognised Teaching Practitioner
  • Excellent Teaching Practitioner

To be assessed at the level of excellent teaching practitioner, previous appointment as a recognised teaching practitioner is required. 

Yearly recurring deadline for applications is 15 September.

More information om assessment of teaching expertise.

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Last updated: 1 Apr 2026