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Developing the new Education Strategy: Participation and inclusion in the collegiate University

A discussion meeting for Directors of Teaching and Senior Tutors

Thursday 20 September 2018 (2.00 - 5.00), Newnham College

 

The meeting will be hosted by the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education, Prof. Graham Virgo. It provides an opportunity to reflect on priorities for the new Education Strategy and to inform its further development. An outline programme is available.

 

To register to attend the meeting, please access the Eventbrite page.

Registration will remain open until Monday 17 September; there are 60 available places.

 

Further information about the new Education Strategy

The Education Strategy will set directions for the next five years for undergraduate and postgraduate education and for the broader student experience. There will be areas of continuity between the Learning and Teaching Strategy and the new Education Strategy. However, significant Government policy developments, changes within the collegiate University, and changing aspirations and pressures affecting current and prospective students, mean that it is timely to reflect on the broad ambitions of education at Cambridge and what these mean for Cambridge's students, staff and educational environments.

Following deliberations at appropriate committees, including the Steering Committee of the Cambridge Centre for Teaching and Learning, Senior Tutors' Committee and General Board's Education Committee, and informed by discussion at the annual meeting for Directors of Teaching and Senior Tutors, it is anticipated that the Education Strategy will be presented for approval to the General Board towards the end of Michaelmas Term 2018.

 

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