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Cambridge Centre for Teaching and Learning

Cambridge is renowned for the quality of our students' education and the creativity and commitment of our staff. The Cambridge Centre for Teaching & Learning promotes collaborative, research- and evidence-informed approaches to understanding complex educational priorities, to developing as individuals and as educators, and to contributing to meaningful change.

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Read more at: APP Participatory Action Research Project
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APP Participatory Action Research Project

A five-year research project based on student-staff partnership aiming to investigate the potential causes underlying awarding gaps experienced by specific student cohorts at Cambridge.


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Ethics Review Committee

The Cambridge Higher Education Studies Research Ethics Committee supports those looking to conduct research into the learning and teaching experiences of students and staff.



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Present your work at the Cambridge Teaching Forum 2025

3 December 2024

We warmly invite you to submit a proposal to share your practice, initiatives and research with the wider collegiate University at the Cambridge Teaching Forum on Tuesday 22 April 2025. Registration is now open to all.

Register for our annual meetings for Directors of Teaching, Senior Tutors, Directors of Postgraduate Education and Postgraduate Tutors

21 November 2024

These events provide opportunities for colleagues to share ideas, expertise and good practice, and to hear about and inform some of the collegiate University's larger conversations about education. Both events events will be hosted by the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education, Professor Bhaskar Vira.