Nobel Prize Museum | 2023: Teaching Knowledge – Learning Engagement

2023: Teaching Knowledge – Learning Engagement

As our societies face major challenges, it is more important than ever to uphold democratic values, human rights and trust in science. On 28 September, teachers from over thirty countries will convene with Nobel Prize laureates, top scientists and peace activists to explore the theme of engagement.

Greeting from Nobel Peace Prize laureate Tawakkol Karman, who is a speaker at this year's summit

At this year’s Nobel Prize Teacher Summit, we will emphasise the essential role of knowledge as a prerequisite for engagement, activism and building sustainable democratic societies. At the core of the conference lies the question of what role teachers can play in promoting engagement.

The theme

As educators, we play a crucial role in promoting engagement. How, then, can teachers help students to understand this pivotal relationship between knowledge and engagement?

Speakers

Meet Nobel Prize laureates, top scientists and peace activists at Nobel Prize Teacher Summit 2023. Here you can read about the speakers, panelists and team behind the summit.

Presentations

Here we share the presentations, a summary and some inspirational links from the Nobel Prize Teacher Summit 2023 on the theme Teaching Knowledge - Learning Engagement.

Programme 28 September at Münchenbryggeriet

Read all about the interviews, lectures and breakout sessions here!

Extended programme 2023

Teachers travelling from abroad to Sweden to attend the Nobel Prize Teacher Summit 2023 will have the possibility to take part in a four-day programme arranged by the Nobel Prize Museum.

About Nobel Prize Teacher Summit

At the Nobel Prize Teacher Summit teachers from all over the world meet Nobel Laurates, top scientists and peace activists around a theme of great importance in education.

FAQ

Who can attend the summit and what's the purpose of the event? Get your questions straight in this FAQ.