Inclusive Education Workshop – QAA Collaborative Enhancement Project

What does inclusive education mean? How can we design more inclusive universities and degree programmes? How can individuals and institutions make a difference to inclusivity on the ground?  

This two-hour interactive in-person workshop will be delivered by Dr Katharine Hubbard and Paula Gawthorpe, both Senior Fellows of the University of Hull Teaching Excellence Academy. Katharine and Paula developed their institutional Inclusive Education Framework to support university-wide delivery of the Education Strategy and Access and Participation Plan. 

The workshop will introduce the framework as a tool to understand the breadth and depth of inclusive practice, and help individuals to identify existing good practice and targets for action. It will be an interactive session with opportunities for discussion, and will direct participants to useful resources they can take away.  

This session is part of a QAA Collaborative Enhancement Project focussing on inclusivity and accessibility in higher education, for which York St John is partnering with five other QAA member institutions to generate a cross-institutional inclusive education framework, toolkit and online learning resource for use across the UK HE sector and beyond.

Booking information

This workshop is open to all academic staff, students and professional services staff; however, spaces are limited to 40 participants so please book early to avoid disappointment.  

To reserve your place, please complete a copy of our CPD booking form as soon as possible.