In Memorium, Monica Rosén

✔ October 31, 2024

A founding member of the MapIE project, Monica Rosén, Professor of Education at the Department of Education and Special Education at the University of Gothenburg, suddenly passed away in August 2024. She was deeply involved in research in educational science and had a wide national and international network of researchers who she had collaborated with. Monica was the driving force behind several doctoral schools and research projects, and she especially involved with the development of doctoral students and junior researchers. Her work for research was of great importance and she left a great void behind her. Our thoughts are with her husband and two sons.

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Addressing Educational Inequalities in a Changing Europe: Longitudinal Insights into Effective Practices

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May 5, 2025

Educational inequalities are a growing concern across Europe. As societies undergo significant transformations, such as demographic shifts, economic changes, technological advancements, and increasing migration, ensuring equal access to quality education becomes more critical than ever. Due to these rapid changes, it is critical to look at educational inequalities across different educational contexts and models to understand how those contexts shape the development of inequalities and to identify the existing mechanisms that help compensate for them.

In Memorium, Monica Rosén

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October 31, 2024

A founding member of the MapIE project, Monica Rosén, Professor of Education at the Department of Education and Special Education at the …

MapIE kicks-off – the first Consortium meeting in Szeged

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June 28, 2024

The much-anticipated kick-off meeting for the MapIE project took place on April 22-24 in Szeged, Hungary, where all consortium members met face-to-face …

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