New RAEng report: The Career Framework for University Teaching

In response to the government’s Teaching Excellence Framework, the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) has developed the Career Framework for University Teaching. This report is designed to assist universities in assessing their academic staff’s teaching achievements. Please do take a look at the report, which is accessible through the link above or by clicking here.

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