University of Sheffield 2016

Presentations

ADAM SMITH AND ANGELA VICKERSTAFF | NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY

Evaluating Consultancy Projects as an Interdisciplinary Learning Opportunity for Postgraduate Students

BELLA MADDEN | UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE

Art, Drama and Poetry for student midwives….Why not?

CATHRINE LYALL | UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH

Interdisciplinary learning and teaching provision: findings from a UK study

DAVE MORRISON | UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH

New Evidence on Interdisciplinarity

DEBORAH SPORTON | UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Critical Interdisciplinarity: Insights from the GLOSS Initiative

ELENA RIVA | UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK

New adventures in the interdisciplinary world

ELIZABETH HAUKE | IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

Using and Abusing TBL to sow the seeds of interdisciplinarity

PINAR KAYGAN, SELIN GÜRDERE, ARSEV UMUR AYDINOGLU, HARUN KAYGAN, ÖZÜMCAN DEMIR | MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

Do you know what a sensor is? Peer learning in interdisciplinary design teams

IDA KEMP | UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Vygotsky and Relationship Learning

JASPER HOMMINGA AND JENNIFER HEREK | UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

New Engineering: Teaching and learning at the interface of technology and social science

JOAN MACLEAN, MELANIE ROBBINS AND MARCUS HILL | UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

Development of an Interprofessional Undergraduate Module

NAOMI HETHERINGTON | UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Thinking through things: Object based learning as an interdisciplinary framework for learning and teaching

OLI JOHNSON | UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Inclusive Learning and Interdisciplinarity: Study Skills Beyond the Curriculum

ORKHON GANTOGTOKH AND KATHLEEN M. QUINLAN | UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

Challenges of Designing Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Curricula: Case Studies of Interdisciplinary Master’s Programmes at a Research-intensive UK University

STEVE MARSHALL | UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE, GLASGOW

Vertically Integrated Projects

ZOË ENSTONE AND MADELEINE NEWMAN | UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

Facilitating interdisciplinary encounters for foundation year learners: a module case study

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