Johan Falk

Johan Falk has a diverse work experience, starting from their time as a board member at UTN in 2004. Johan later worked as a science journalist for Dagens Nyheter and as an editor-in-chief for Uppsala teknolog- och naturvetarkår. Falk then became a computer consultant for Dagens Nyheter before moving into the field of education. Johan worked as a PhD student and teacher of university physics at Uppsala University and as a technology and web editor for Forskning & Framsteg. Falk also served as the head of Drupal training at NodeOne. Johan then transitioned into a career in teaching, working as a teacher student at Linnaeus University and later as a maths teacher at Rudbeck. Currently, Johan Falk is the Director of Education and Chair for the AI group at Skolverket, Sweden's National Agency for Education.

Johan Falk's education history is as follows:

From 1996 to 1999, Johan attended Teknikum in Växjö, where they studied natural science. Johan did not obtain a degree from this institution.

From 2000 to 2004, Johan pursued a Master's degree in physics at Uppsala University.

In 2002 and 2003, Johan took courses in fiction writing at Österlens folkhögskola. However, they did not earn a degree from this school.

In 2005 to 2006, Johan studied journalism and obtained a Master's degree from Uppsala University.

From 2006 to 2007, Johan pursued further studies in physics at Uppsala University and earned a Licentiate degree.

Johan's education journey also included a Master's degree in mathematics teacher education, although the specific timeframe for this degree is unknown. Johan obtained this degree from Linnaeus University.