The Cambridge Teaching Forum is an annual event open to everyone who teaches or supports students’ learning across the University of Cambridge - undergraduate and postgraduate. It provides a stimulating environment for staff to learn about innovative approaches to higher education in Cambridge and to meet colleagues, share ideas and reflect on some of the hot topics in higher education.
The full-day event includes keynote speakers and panel discussions on selected themes, as well as parallel sessions of individual presentations and workshops covering a range of topics which delegates can choose between.
Teaching Forum 2025: slides and recording available
Date: Tuesday 22 April
Time: 10.00-16.30
Venue: Student Services Centre
We were delighted to welcome Prof. Tansy Jessop, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education & Students at the University of Bristol, as our keynote speaker at this year's forum.
An audio recording of Tansy's keynote, as well as slides from many of our speakers at the event, are now available on the Resources page.
Key themes of the forum in 2025 included:
- Engaging and partnering with students: Working with students to improve undergraduate and postgraduate education at Cambridge.
- Fostering inclusion and equity: Designing teaching, learning and assessment to enable all students to achieve their potential at Cambridge.
- Improving education through scholarship: Taking research- and enquiry-led approaches to educational enhancement.
- Making the most of supervision: Supporting undergraduate and postgraduate supervision and supervisors.
- Learning with, from and through artificial intelligence: Exploring the affordances and challenges of AI in teaching, learning and assessment.
Please get in touch with Dr Cassie Lowe if you have any questions about this forum.