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Register now for the Onderwijsparade - 10 March 2022 – Innovation and scholarship: driving force of our education
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On Thursday 10 March 2022 the annual Onderwijsparade (Education Parade) will take place. During this day Utrecht University will put its education in the spotlight. The teacher awards will be announced and there will be lectures and workshops on the theme Innovation and scholarship: driving force of our education. There are special presentations on challenge-based learning, team learning and workshops on evidence-informed education. Put the Onderwijsparade 2022 in your agenda via this link! The Onderwijsparade will take place in the Academiegebouw, depending on the corona measures in a hybrid or online form.
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Strengthen-Your-Education-Week and offer Webinars and Workshops
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Want to know more about the latest teaching tools, attend inspiring webinars, catch up with fellow teachers, improve your presentation skills by making a knowledge clip? You will find this and much more in the online programme of the Strengthen-Your-Education-Week (31 January to 4 February) and in the programme of Webinars and Workshops that runs from February to June. The programme for February is already online.
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Shortlisted candidates Teacher Awards 2022 announced
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Utrecht University has awarded the so-called Teacher Awards since 1994, to encourage academic teachers to continuously improve their teaching and to show them appreciation. The Teacher Awards consist of the Teacher Talent Award, for academic teaching who have recently started, and the Outstanding Teacher Award, for those teachers with upwards of five years’ teaching experience. Three lecturers were nominated for both categories this year. Criteria include the educational vision of the lecturer, the creation of student interaction and the students’ learning experience.
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Special Interest Groups (SIG) focus on a shared interest of teachers, relevant to education. For example, the SIG SoTL focuses on research into one’s own education and the SIG Research Skills will soon organise a symposium on laboratory education. And are you curious how sustainability can be incorporated into education? Then join the newest SIG: Sustainability in Education! Do you also have a relevant interest and would you like to expand your network? Become part of a SIG, or start one yourself!
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Register now: Interdisciplinary Education Programme
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Are you interested to broaden your experience with interdisciplinary courses or learning activities? Or do you want to set up an interdisciplinary course, minor or programme? This interdisciplinary education programme offers didactic tools and a broad network of colleagues for teachers who are (or want to become) involved in interdisciplinary education in various context. The programme will be given in English. Register before 15 February 2022.
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Call for prosals - EPIC: On the digital transformation in higher education
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Are you an educational innovator? Are you pioneering innovative technology in your education? Then EPIC is for you! EPIC is the Educational Pioneers and Innovators Conference. EPIC is aimed at sharing and accelerating innovative practices in higher education worldwide. What digital transformations in higher education are currently taking place? What are the global trends in technology-enhanced innovation in higher education? The conference will take place on 30 & 31 May, and 1 June 2022. Would you like to provide a session at EPIC? The call for proposals is now open!
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News from the Senior Fellows
Gönül Dilaver new Degree director Biomedische wetenschappen
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As of January 1, 2022, Gönül Dilaver will be the new Degree director of the interfaculty Bachelor's programme ‘Biomedische wetenschappen’. In recent years, Gönül has worked at the Biomedical Sciences master's programme, and at the interfaculty Graduate School of Life Sciences, where she fulfilled many roles, degree coordinator, education innovator and in recent years as associate professor and principal investigator. Since 2019 she has also been a Senior Fellow of Utrecht University on the theme of diversity and inclusion.
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Now open: call Big questions in higher education
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The call 'Big questions in higher education' stimulates practice-based research on questions relevant to the entire higher education sector in the Netherlands. The call is now open. The procedure for the research programme Big questions in higher education 2021 consists of three phases. In phase 1, project leaders are selected. The deadline for submitting letters of intent is 8 February 2022.
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Grant OCW: Virtual International Cooperation Projects
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With the Virtual International Cooperation Projects grant, universities of applied sciences and universities can give Dutch students the opportunity to gain international experience from the Netherlands. The grant is intended for lecturers and educational experts. With the grant, they can design, develop and implement a virtual international cooperation project or review it. Are you interested but do you want more information first? Then sign up for the online VIS information session on 1 February from 5 to 6.30 pm. You can register by sending an email to: e.m.m.bosscha@minocw.nl. Mention your name, institution, mail address and telephone number.
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News from the teaching community TAUU
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Podcast series: Ik vertrek
In this podcast you will get to know the temporary teachers of UU. What drives them to put their heart and soul into good academic education? Stef Dingemans and Sanne Frequin ask them about their lectures, colleagues, students and also their position at the university. After all, a temporary teacher is often required to leave. How do they experience that? In this episode, UU teacher and Veni researcher in Celtic and Classical languages Nike Stam talks about her teaching experiences.
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“You want to have an impact in the field with your education”
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How do you design Continuing Education? Which teaching methods work best? And how do you guide professionals in their learning process? A group of nine UU lecturers from various faculties tackled these questions during the pilot training course on Didactics for Continuing Education, which was offered by CAT. Curious about the structure of the training course or the experiences of the participants?
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Centre for Academic Teaching changes to: Centre for Academic Teaching and Learning
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The Centre for Academic Teaching (abbreviated to CAT) has rapidly become a familiar name in the UU. Following an extensive and successful internal and external review of the Centre, carried out and completed in 2021, it was decided to add the term 'learning' to the name. After all, learning is the goal around which all activities for the teacher and the education ultimately revolve. It is also consistent international practice to include Teaching and Learning as a single term in the name of similar centres.
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From the Educational Database
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The Westerveld Framework for interprofessional feedback
To foster feedback engagement, an essential task for educators is supporting learners in receiving, making sense of, and using feedback information. Giving feedback information (by peers, colleagues, and faculty), should facilitate that same understanding and actionability. Dialogue – the ongoing exchange of ideas and information – can be a vehicle for this process, especially in practice settings, where the roles of giver and user of feedback information can swiftly and dynamically alternate. The Westerveld framework contains feedback dialogue principles for both the user-, and giver side of this dynamic process represented by seven central criteria.
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