What do vice principals for teaching and learning do?
Vice-principals for teaching & learning play a high-level role in:
- Enhancing university education quality and supporting student learning
- Guiding college and school based teaching & learning initiatives
- Chairing Teaching and Learning Committees in their respective colleges
- Reviewing new and ongoing educational trends and developments
- Highlighting teaching excellence and promoting innovation with a range of awards and grants
- Linking all aspects of student education by focusing on learning outcomes and developing transferable skills in line with best practice
- Shaping university policy & strategy – by collaborating closely with each other and at
- University level through the University Teaching and Learning Committee, chaired by the Dean of Undergraduate Studies
- College and school level with College Principals, Deans/Programme Deans, Directors of Graduate Schools, Heads of Schools and School Heads of Teaching and Learning
- Developing & implementing the Teaching & Learning annual work programme working together with the Registrar and the Dean of Undergraduate Studies in collaboration with UCD Teaching and Learning
- Representing UCD at a range of teaching & learning fora both nationally (HEA, DRHEA, UCD-TCD alliance), and internationally (U21 and international conferences)
Dr Siobhan Donovan
College of Arts and Humanities
Assoc Prof Paul Ryan
College of Business
Dr Jennifer Keenahan
College of Engineering & Architecture
Assoc Prof Jonathan McNulty
College of Health and Agricultural Sciences
Dr Gavin Stewart
College of Science
Dr Sarah Morton
College of Social Sciences and Law
Assoc Prof Henry McLoughlin
UCD China Joint Colleges