If you asked ten academics from your faculty where the faculty will be in five years, how similar would their answers be? Would they describe a shared direction and a common ambition, or would their answers focus on the next curriculum review, the next committee meeting or the next compliance deadline? The answer to that…
For generations, the unit has been the fundamental building block of higher education. It structures curriculum, determines credit, organises teaching, and provides the framework through which students progress towards a qualification. Whether a university teaches in semesters, trimesters, intensive modes, or blocks, the unit remains the common currency of learning. It underpins course design, staff…
The Technologies Change. The Conversations Endure. Every generation of educators seems to encounter a technology that promises to transform learning. Today, much of the debate focuses on artificial intelligence. Universities are examining how AI could enhance learning, change assessment methods, impact feedback practices, and transform educators’ roles. At the same time, concerns arise around academic…
Beyond the Dropbox: Why Student Work Deserves an Audience What Happens After Assessment? Each semester, students generate a remarkable volume of work. They craft business proposals, carry out research projects, design lesson plans, develop solutions, analyse data, build prototypes, implement community initiatives, and produce creative outputs. In higher education, students contribute significantly to a vast…
A Technology Whose Time May Finally Have Arrived Imagine taking students to Ancient Rome in the morning, visiting a hospital ward after lunch, and exploring a future city shaped by climate adaptation before the end. For many educators, these experiences once seemed unfeasible. However, advancements in technology, such as 360-degree video, VR Cinema, digital twins,…