Anders Goude receives the F-Teacher Award 2025

2025-05-26

Anders Goude, teacher at the Divison of Electricy at the Department of Electrical Engineering, has received the F-Teacher Award from Uppsala Association of Technical Physicists (FUTF) 2025! This in recognition of his dedication and tireless efforts in supporting the learning of the students in the Master’s Programme in Engineering Physics (F).

The motivation reads: "Over the years, Anders has distinguished himself as a lecturer and course director through his persistent efforts, contagious enthusiasm, and tireless dedication, leaving a lasting impression on his students. As the course director for Applied Fluid Mechanics, Anders stands out by providing his students with the best possible conditions to absorb the course material through his teaching and course design.

He has particularly excelled in his efforts to make as much of the course content as accessible as possible, including through recorded video lectures. In his teaching, Anders skillfully connects his own research areas with a broader perspective that benefits every student—always with a positive attitude, humor, and tremendous energy.

All of this makes Anders Goude a steadfast cornerstone of the programme’s teaching and a well-deserved recipient of the F-teacher award 2025."

Anders Goude receives the F-Teacher Award of 2025 from a representative from the Uppsala Association of Technical Physicists (FUTF).

Background

Each year, FUTF recognizes a teacher, lecturer, or lab supervisor within the Master's Programme in Engineering Physics at Uppsala University who has distinguished themselves pedagogically and demonstrated excellence in teaching.

The purpose of the award is to highlight skilled and dedicated educators and thereby contribute to raising the overall quality of teaching within the program.

The winner is chosen by a jury based on submitted nominations. All students within the program are welcome to submit nominations. The award is presented at the end of the spring semester during the FSTORM event and is always highly appreciated.