Contact
- Caroline Mitchell
Administrative Officer, Education Policy Services
The scheme supports innovative, reasonably short-term projects that promote the University's education strategic objective to improve the quality of the student learning experience.
Overview
The Teaching and Learning Committee's teaching fellowship scheme was introduced in 2005 and currently offers four fellowships valued at $22,000 each.
Applications
Applications for the 2010 Scheme will open in February 2010.
Teaching Fellowships awarded in 2009
Facilities Management
- Ms Rebecca Cameron: The Built Learning Environment
Law
- Asst/Prof Jill Howieson: Teaching negotiation and mediation skills: best practice to achieve deep learning/Structuring legal education to increase student engagement
Equity and Diversity
- Mr Malcolm Fialho: Organisational Change
Civil and Resource Engineering
- Dr Wenge Liu and Professor Andrew Deeks: Impact of student laptop initiative on improving learning outcomes and study of costs and benefits of broadening the scheme
In accordance with Teaching and Learning Committee Resolution 4/05
Teaching and Learning
University information
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