Elevate your teaching career by joining our one-day teaching event Promoting Teaching Excellence in Biosciences Education!
Taking place at De Morgan House in London on Thursday 11 September 2025, our Teaching Excellence Award winners are getting ready to exchange their cutting-edge ideas and strategies to inspire the future of higher education. With the aim of welcoming established educators and lecturers at the beginning of their careers to build a community of peers from across the UK higher education sector, this is an essential meeting for those looking to network and deepen their knowledge of Universal Design for Learning, Digital Education, and Active Learning!
Showcasing advances in inclusivity and student engagement, the vibrant programme will feature presentations on new activity development, fostering cross-disciplinary skills, curriculum development and more. Delegates will also have the opportunity to get involved with panel and group discussions to share insight on best practice and develop practical strategies to promote an inclusive and accessible classroom for all students.
Confirmed Speakers:
- Professor David Tree, Vice-Dean of Education at Brunel University London
- Dr Nick Weise, Senior Lecturer at The University of Manchester
- Dr Sophie Rutschmann, Lead of Digital Education at Imperial College London
- Professor Luciane Vieira de Mello, Deputy Dean of the School of Life Sciences and Editor-In-Chief of FEBS Open BIO - Education
- Dr Barry Ryan, University Education Model Lead at TU Dublin
- Professor Dee Scadden, Senior Lecturer at the University of Cambridge
- Professor Jo Rushworth, Director of Education and Students at the University of Lincoln
- Dr Rosemary Clyne, Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at Queen Mary University of London
Register now and submit an abstract by 11 July for your chance to be featured in the programme!
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