YSJ, Academic Development Programme
Professional Development for Learning, Teaching and Research
Are you interested in enhancing your own practice and learning more about becoming an effective personal tutor? As an institutional member of the UK Advising and Tutoring Association (UKAT), YSJ staff have access to free online courses to support your development. The Professional Development Curriculum The UKAT Professional Development Curriculum (PDC) provides a suite of […]
‘Discussing Decolonisation’ is a six-part mini-series taking place in person and online across the academic year 2023-24, hosted by the Teaching and Learning Enhancement Team at York St John University (YSJU). The series aims to showcase and critically engage with the vital work that staff and students across the sector are undertaking to develop anti-racist […]
A two-hour standardisation event for colleagues supporting D1 claims for Fellowship. This session will be of use to colleagues who are either existing or potentially future mantores and/or reviewers on the AHE accredited YSJ Fellowship Scheme. REGISTER TO ATTEND
A two-hour standardisation event for colleagues supporting D1 claims for Fellowship. This session will be of use to colleagues who are either existing or potentially future mantores and/or reviewers on the AHE accredited YSJ Fellowship Scheme. REGISTER TO ATTEND
Session facilitated by Professor Gang Pan Impact is the provable difference research makes in the real world. This session will focus on how to prepare an impact case study for Research Excellence Framework (REF), which is a mandatory assessment exercise for UK HE institutions. Professor Gang Pan will explain the key elements of science communications, […]
A three-hour practical workshop for colleagues supporting D1-D3 claims for Fellowship, using dialogue. This session will be of use to colleagues who are either existing or potentially future mentors and/or reviewers on the AHE accredited YSJ Fellowship Scheme. REGISTER TO ATTEND
This session will be delivered by Paul Whittaker OBE, who has has spent his life encouraging Deaf people to make music and worked with many organisations to help enable this. In this session Paul will talk about some of his own experiences, demonstrate some activities he uses (including some songs in BSL) and why […]
Session facilitated by Professor Robert Mortimer. At the end of this session, participants will understand the basics of research leadership, and how to do that in a modern, collaborative and inclusive way. To book your place via Forms, please click here.