- Annual House of Lords reception and luncheon 20 May 2022
Over 70 members and friends of the National Conference of University Professors attended the annual House of Lords reception and luncheon on the wet morning of 20 May 2022. Travelling from all over UK, professors and their associates met for the first time in over two years, to catch-up re-establish links and make some new connections ...
Read more - Understanding China – The study of China and Mandarin in UK schools and universities
HEPI is delighted to invite you to a HEPI webinar on ‘Understanding China – The study of China and Mandarin in UK schools and universities’ on Thursday 31 March 2022 at 9am to 10.15am
On Thursday, 31 March 2022, HEPI, with support from the University of St Andrews, is publishing a major new paper on the ...
Read more - Back to the Future: Oral and Mental Health Across the Ages
Thursday 5th – Sunday 8th May 2022
Timetable
Face to face activities are planned to be held at the Hotel Bellerive but will be reorganised according to changing circumstances
Thursday 5th May: Arrival and Social Gatherings
Art icebreaker led by Jenny Wright and Nigel Fleet
Quiz time hosted by Dharmesh and Sue Chauhan
Gather for an informal meet for dinner at ...
Read more - “From in-person teaching to avatars in the metaverse: just how many ‘realities’ will universities have to address in future?”
Cholmondeley Room & Terrace
The House of Lords
20th May 2022
11.45am – 2.30pm
Professor Dame Madeleine Atkins, DBE, DL, FAcSS, became the ninth president of Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge, on October 1st, 2018.
Her background includes reading Law and History as an undergraduate at Cambridge University, teaching in a large comprehensive school in Huntingdon, and completing a ...
Read more - Australian Association of University Professors annual conference 2022
Academics in the University of the 21st Century
Thursday February 17th, 2022
http://www.professoriate.org/second-annual-conference-17-february-2022/
Read more - HEPI / Advance HE webinar series – Schedule
What is the future of higher education?
Wednesday 9 February 2022, 11am to 12.15pm via Zoom
Is higher education headed for a revolution or more gradual evolution? What do higher education institutions of the future look like? Today’s universities face uncertain funding, the need for increased digital technology, fluctuations in demand and questions over the role of ...
Read more - Webinar on ‘Living Black at University’
Invitation to a webinar on ‘Living Black at University’: Launch of new research into the experiences of Black students in student accommodation, Thursday 3 February 2022, at 11am to 12.15pm
Dear Colleague,
We are pleased to invite you to a webinar hosted jointly by HEPI and Unite Students to launch new research looking at the experiences of ...
Read more - NCUP Annual Education Lecture
10.00 am 23 February 2022 (by Zoom) . To be followed by the NCUP AGM at 11.15.
‘My family and other dyscientics’
By Professor Mike Watts, Department of Education, College of Business, Arts and Social Science, Brunel University, London
In this lecture I introduce both members of my family and the term dysciencia. I intend by dysciencia ...
Read more - NCUP annual lecture 17 February 2021
A New Vision for Higher Education Post Covid-19: From Policy-Takers to Policy-Makers
Sir Anthony Seldon
This year, due to COVID-19 restrictions, our annual lecture was delivered virtually; 48 people attended including NCUP members and affiliates and members of the general public. The lecture is available on YouTube and as a podcast.
Introduced by NCUP President, Janet Wilson, as ...
Read more - Speaker of the 2021 NCUP (Virtual) Annual Education lecture, to be delivered at the AGM on 17 February is Sir Anthony Seldon
NCUP (Virtual) Annual Education Lecture
17th February 2021 at 11.00 a.m.
to be addressed by Sir Anthony Seldon
“A New Vision for Higher Education Post Covid-19”
Universities worldwide were long overdue change before COVID-19 struck us in March 2020. We were under threat from multiple directions, including affordability, continued relevance, new technologies, changing job requirements, intrusive and critical ...
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