Events

HEA STEM (Engineering): Effective Pedagogy: Learning from Students’ Ways of Thinking and Practising in Engineering

free

Date: 7 Feb 2014

Time: -

Location: Northumbria University: Ellison Place, Newcastle NE1 8ST, United Kingdom

This event is funded as part of the HEA STEM workshop and seminar series 2013-14. The workshop is free to attend for delegates from both HEA subscribing and non-subscribing institutions but booking is essential to secure your place as numbers are limited.

Topics

Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit: Second edition - Call for contributions

Case studies sought for the Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit

Toolkits

#Teaching & learning #Employability and skills #Enterprise Collaboration Toolkit #Industry #Interdisciplinarity #Internationalisation #Knowledge exchange #Leadership #Partners #Placements #Professional development #Research #Skills pipeline #Undergraduate #Work-related learning

Spotlight on ethics: Engineers and public protest

As an engineer, you have a duty to ”maximise the public good and minimise both actual and potential adverse effects for...

Toolkits

#Engineering ethics toolkit #Ethics #Teaching & learning

Towards neuroinclusive engineering education: the EPC maturity framework

EPC introduces a new framework for engineering education The Engineering Professors’ Council is pleased to publish Towards Neuroinclusive Engineering Education:...

News

#Access and participation #Assessment #Diversity & inclusion #Inclusive Engineering #Neurodiversity #Leadership #Neurodiversity All In For Engineering Campaign #Research #Standards (quality) #Teaching & learning

Policy brief - Burnham, engineering and higher education: a moment of opportunity, or a test of resolve?

The arrival of the Burnham Government has moved engineering even closer to the heart of national policy. With a political...