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EDUCATION COMMITTEE
The Education Committee (UU) is dedicated to the Law Society's primary task – education monitoring. The committee works in close collaboration with the Education Committee (BG), which is led by the association's chairman. The committee also includes the former chairman of JF and at least one board member.
The Education Committee is responsible for presenting the students' opinions to the faculty and reaching the lecturers concerned. The officials lead meetings with the active members and attend the course representatives' so-called course conferences. They also discuss and choose strategies for educational influence and organize various events, both for the committee's own active members but also for law students in general. For example, they usually organize appreciated lectures on stress management and study techniques. If you think this sounds interesting and meaningful, read more here about how you can get involved in and influence your education!
EDUCATION COMMITTEE 2024/2025
Amanda Anderson
President UU
The chair of the education committee has a coordinating role and ensures that the cooperation in the committee functions and that the work flows as it should. She also convenes the committee's officials and active members when necessary. Furthermore, the chair serves as a student representative on the committee for education at the undergraduate and graduate levels (NUGA) at the faculty, and is also a member of the JURO collaboration, which involves visits to other study locations in the country to discuss education issues at the national level.
Anton Öhrn
Head of Course representatives
The vice-chairman responsible for course representatives is primarily responsible for the course representatives and thus convenes and leads the course representative meetings. The vice-chairman course representative is also responsible for ensuring that the course representatives get to know each other and work well together. For this reason, kick-offs, dinners and training courses are arranged for the course representatives, for example. Here you can read more about the course representatives and view the minutes from the course representative meetings.
email: utbildning@jf.se
Agnes Mörtsell
Head of Study environment
The Vice President for the Study Environment is primarily responsible for issues concerning the students' work environment. Issues such as accessibility for people with functional disabilities, ergonomics and study stress are recurring in this area.
email: utbildning@jf.se
Emilia Nilsson
Head of the Master programs
The Vice President with responsibility for Master's programs is primarily responsible for monitoring education in the Master's programs. The work involves contact with course teachers and organizing student influence at the advanced level.
email: masteransv@jf.se
Clara Leander
Head of Elective Courses
The Vice President responsible for advanced courses is primarily responsible for monitoring the education of advanced courses. The work involves contact with course teachers and organizing student influence at the advanced level.
email: utbildning@jf.se
Ella Leidberg
Gender equality and equal opportunities
The Vice President for Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities is primarily responsible for JF's work on gender equality and equal opportunities. She is also the student representative on the faculty's Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities Committee.
email: utbildning@jf.se
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