For two years, the RQ20 project has engaged 162 internal unites, 4700+ members of staff, 37 external panels and about 220 advisors around the world in order to delve into, unbox and enhance the future of research quality at Lund University. All the hard work, leading up to this point, by everyone involved has now culminated in a final product; namely the RQ20 report, containing materials and information that pertain to the procedure and result of the project.

The RQ20 report will be presented at a webinar on the 26 March at 15.00-16.15, where the project group and other key persons will reflect upon what RQ20 has taught them about Lund University’s long-term capacity to develop and strengthen its position in the world. 

To register, please follow this link

More information about the RQ20 project can be found at our blogg.

We hope to see you there!

TENTATIVE PROGRAMME

WHEN: FRIDAY 26 MARCH, 15.00 – 16.15

WHERE: ZOOM VIA REGISTRATION ABOVE

15.00 Welcome

RQ20 Project Group: Freddy Ståhlberg, Mats Benner, Malin Bredenberg

15.02 Why RQ20?

Vice-chancellor Emeritus Torbjörn von Schantz

15.10 ABOUT – The RQ20 project

Project leader Freddy Ståhlberg

15.15 ABOUT – The RQ20 report

Project Coordinator Malin Bredenberg

15.20 ABOUT – The RQ20 results

Project Leader Mats Benner

15.30 What did RQ20 tell us?

Representatives for the RQ20 reference group:

Prof. Anna Meeuwisse, Faculty of Social Sciences

Prof. Per Persson, Faculty of Science

15.40 What did RQ20 give us?

Representatives for the Unit of Assessment (UoA) community at LU:

Prof. Angela Cenci Nilsson, Faculty of Medicine

Prof. Thomas Kaiserfeld, Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology

15.50 Beyond RQ20

Vice-Chancellor Erik Renström

Pro Vice-Chancellor Per Mickwitz

16.10 Closing remarks

RQ20 Project Group