UCD Teaching & Learning provides a dedicated seminar series for post-doctoral and research fellows. The aim of these seminars is to introduce participants to the key concepts underpinning good practice in third-level teaching and learning, and to enable them to review and prepare to undertake some basic teaching activities.
The structure of the programme offers a number of opportunities for the individual to engage in core aspects of academic practice and to begin to build a professional teaching portfolio.
The seminars will take place in three sessions, each being three hours in duration, with some follow-up tasks/activities to be undertaken in the intervening times. At the core of these sessions is the opportunity for participants to engage, negotiate and participate, where possible in a range of teaching and learning activities. For more information consult the Seminar Series for Post Doctoral Research Fellows Handbook
On completion of these seminars one should be able to:
Session | Seminar Series Overview | Series Dates |
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One | Introduction to University Teaching and Learning: Key Principles and Practices | 13.06.22 |
Two | Developing a Teaching Practice Portfolio: Professional Reflection and the Design of Teaching and Learning Activities | 15.06.22 |
Three | Implementing Effective Teaching, Learning and Assessment | 17.06.22 |
Venues and times are available in the calendar.
Questions relating to seminar registration should be directed to Alanna O'Sullivan, Researcher Development Specialist, UCD HR, People Development and Organisation Effectiveness, telephone: 716-4913.
Queries in relation to seminar content should be directed to Dr Sheena Hyland, UCD Teaching and Learning.