Conference fun!
We’ve had a great first day of the 2019 in conference in Keele. An excellent range of papers and discussions, representing the wide array of interdisciplinary work across the UK and international HE sector. Looking forward to Day 2!
Second Call for Papers
The Call for Papers for the Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching Conference at Keele University in April has been extended to 15 February, 2019. Details are on this website: https://www.keele.ac.uk/ilas/conferences/interdisciplinarylearningandteachingconference/ Registration for delegates is also open. Please join us for this exciting event!
It’s not too late to submit
a proposal for the Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching Conference: Practice and Knowledge Production hosted by Keele University. https://www.keele.ac.uk/ilas/conferences/interdisciplinarylearningandteachingconference But, your proposal should be in by midnight on Friday, 25 January, 2019. If you can’t make this conference, here is another one to think about, with proposals due 1st of April. http://www.aisconference2019.nl/
UK Advance HE Conference
This year’s UK Advance HE (Higher Education Academy) Teaching and Learning Conference is inviting papers which touch on Interdisciplinary or multi-disciplinary innovation in teaching and learning practice, among other things. The extended deadline is very soon, so if you’d like to submit, here is the website: https://www.advance-he.ac.uk/programmes-events/conferences/TLConf19 The conference takes place in early July, 2019.
Call for Papers is open!
Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching Conference Practice and Knowledge Production Call for Papers Keele University, UK 9 -10th April 2019 Keele University is delighted to host the 2019 Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching Conference. Interdisciplinary teaching, scholarship and research are increasingly prioritised within HE and there are many developing opportunities, programmes and examples of innovative and best practice…
Student view
I recently had the opportunity to attend a session about interdisiciplinary pedagogy, which was very interesting and brought out some key and valid points about how academic staff approach interdisciplinary study. But, it highlighted to me how little we include our students in our research into what methods work, how they understand ‘interdisciplinarity’ and the…
AIS
I’ve just returned from my first Association for Interdisciplinary Studies (AIS) conference. It was amazing! The support that colleagues provided, the time that was generously given and the collegiate atmosphere were all brilliant! I can certainly recommend attending. The next conference will be in Amsterdam, easier for those of us in the UK and Europe.…
Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching UK
Welcome! This site supports interdisciplinary learning and teaching practice and pedagogy in the UK Higher Education sector. It aims to act as a point of reference for staff engaging and developing interdisciplinary learning and teaching activities.
